Summer offers new prospects for Brussels Airlineswhich will be ramping up from May onwards. The company is expanding its network in Europe, Africa and Asia. resumes flights to the United Statess.
The acceleration of vaccination in Europe should mean that traffic is likely to pick up again this summer. Brussels Airlines will be opening several routes to business cities.
From 21 MayIn June, the airline will be landing again in Bilbao, Bologna, Edinburgh, Naples, Rome, Valencia and Vienna. Birmingham will follow in June, BordeauxBudapest, Krakow, Florence, Gothenburg, Ljubljana, Milan Linate, Moscow Sheremetyevo, Oslo, Palermo, Prague, Saint Petersburg, Split, Warsaw and Vilnius.
Brussels Airlines will serve Frankfurt from August and Basel/Mulhouse in September. To Bordeaux, the carrier will be offering two flights a week, on Fridays and Sundays..
More intercontinental flights
Outside EuropeIn May, the company is launching flights on Tel Aviv then in June to Luanda, Nador, New York, Tangiers, Washington DC and Yerevan. July will see services to Nador and Tangiers in Morocco. The company has placed an option for the resumption of flights to Montreal. But restrictions in force in Canada could lead to a further postponement of the opening date, scheduled for 15 June.
And finally.., Brussels Airlines to gradually increase flight frequency to all African destinations. A From mid-June, Abidjan (Côte d'Ivoire), Accra (Ghana), Banjul (Gambia) and Dakar (Senegal) will be offered on a daily basis. In Central and East Africa, Douala and Yaoundé (Cameroon), as well as Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of Congo) and Entebbe (Uganda) should also be served daily. Luanda joins the network again after more than a year with three flights a week.
Brussels Airlines continues to offer changeable ticketsto give customers maximum flexibility to change their travel plans.
