The Belgian carrier is also increasing the total number of frequencies to Athens, Bilbao and Prague, as well as Lyon and Florence at the weekend. The airline is also deploying larger capacity aircraft - Airbus A319s and Airbus A320s - to Berlin, Copenhagen, Geneva, Gothenburg, Malaga, Milan, Paris CDG, Prague, Tel Aviv and Vienna.
These aircraft replace smaller AVRO Regional Jets. This also means greater comfort. The aircraft are equipped with a lighter seat, offering more space for the passenger. The new, more ergonomic design offers 4 cm more space per row. A coat hanger is also integrated into the seat. "These new Airbus aircraft show that Brussels Airlines is continuing to invest in a product that combines comfort, efficiency and concern for the environment".said the group's co-CEO, Bernard Gustin.
According to the airline's management, Brussels Airlines' growing presence in Europe will make the Brussels hub even more attractive, with new transfer options. 806 flights a week to Europe are operated by Brussels Airlines.
