The crisis must have seemed very long to the teams at Brussels Airlines, which was particularly weakened for many months by this period of turbulence. Nailed to the tarmac for months, the company's aircraft are gradually returning to service, gradually expanding the network. The winter programme unveiled on September 30th confirms its renewed ambition, with 61 destinations business or leisure. " With a slight growth in business travel week after week and strong demand for holiday travel to winter sun destinations, Brussels Airlines expects winter to be busier than last year "The company said.
The European network will see Brussels Airlines resume operations to Kiev from 16 December. The airline will also be extending its service to Yerevan beyond the summer. Other business destinations connected this winter in Europe include Barcelona, Basel, BerlinBudapest, Copenhagen and Edinburgh, Frankfurt, GenevaGothenburg, Hamburg, Lisbon and London, MadridManchester, Milan (Linate and Malpensa), Oslo, Porto and Prague, RomeStockholm and Vienna. Visit FranceBrussels Airlines will serve Paris, Marseille, Lyon, Nice and Toulouse.
On the African network, Marrakech will join the other business destinations already served by Brussels Airlines: AbidjanAccra, Cotonou, DakarFreetown, Lomé and Monrovia, DoualaKinshasa, Luanda, Yaoundé, Bujumbura, Entebbe and Kigali. Business travellers should also benefit from a more substantial transatlantic offer. Brussels Airlines intends to take advantage of the reopening announced in the United States: " Since the announcement by the US government to lift the current travel ban in November for fully vaccinated passengers, Brussels Airlines has seen a significant increase in bookings for its flights to New York (JFK). "says the company's management. The company is already planning to operate four flights a week, but does not rule out increasing the number during the winter, depending on demand.
