60,000 additional seats, spread across some 170 new flights: this is how Brussels Airlines intends to respond this summer to "growing demand for travel within Europe". But this appetite for travel within the Old Continent is, of course, not the only factor to consider: Brussels Airlines is anticipating – logically – lower-than-expected demand Middle Eastand can also count on an early delivery of several devices.
Thus, the Belgian company will add three additional weekly frequencies in July and August to Ljubljana and Bilbao. Prague and Alicante will benefit from two additional flights per week over the same period. At the same time, one flight will be added to Athens, Zadar, Faro and Valencia.
" As demand for travel across Europe continues to grow, we are delighted to increase our capacity this summer, offering our customers more choice, greater flexibility and convenient connections to some of the region's most sought-after destinations. » testifies Jan Derycke, Head of Commercial Offer Management at Brussels Airlines.
