The overhaul announced by Brussels Airlines concerns the Airbus A330 fleet, with the company aiming to create a "new generation" of Airbus A330s.a boutique hotel". L'Belgian Art NouveauThe interior of the new cabin was inspired by the work of Victor Horta in particular. The ceiling dome light in the boarding area also features an elegant Art Nouveau design. For their part, the Business seats offer greater comfort and can be converted into sofas or adjustable berths 2 m long. In terms of gastronomy, Brussels Airlines will be offering menus from starred Belgian chefsthe carrier is also offering, for the first time on board, a Belgian bar naturally offering a wide choice of beers. Brussels Airlines is also launching a Premium Economy distinct. With a wider headrest and 40° recline, the Premium seat offers more private space, plus an enlarged central armrest, so you can travel undisturbed. What's more, thespacing between seats is 96 cm, i.e. 23 % more than in Eco class. In addition, Brussels Airlines has announced that it will will leave the airport on 2 June. Moscow Domodedovo. The Lufthansa Group carrier is not deserting the Russian capital, however, as it intends to bring business travellers closer to their final destination by transferring its operations to Sheremetyevo International Airport, "a prime location with a major industrial zone"The company's management stresses this point.
