From 2019, the airline Brussels Airlines will offer business travellers a daily flight to Banjulthe Gambian capital. In addition, three of the seven weekly flights to Dakar will be direct. To support this expansion of the African network, the carrier has decided to abandon the Brussels-Mumbai route, which was not providing satisfactory service. " For economic reasons, Brussels Airlines flights to Mumbaiwhich were launched in March 2017will cease to operate the 6 January next. The link is not delivering the expected results "said company officials in a press release..
However, Brussels Airlines can count on its sister airlines in the Lufthansa group, which will be offering business travellers alternatives for reaching the Indian megalopolis via the airports of FrankfurtMunich and Zurich.
Kiev in October, Wroclaw in February
In addition, Brussels Airlines is strengthening its network short mail. From October onwards, the airline will offer 4 weekly flights to Kiev and the frequency of flights to Bordeaux will increase, as will services to Alicante, Billund, Faro, Geneva, Lisbon, Malaga and Tel Aviv. Finally, it will serve Wroclaw 3 times a week from February 2019.
Brussels Airlines is also investing in the renewal of the cabins of its ten Airbus A330s to offer passengers a better experience. Passengers will be able to try out the new Business Class and Economy Class. They will also be able to opt for the first Premium Economy Class launched by the airline. By December, the first aircraft will have been completely refurbished.
