Today, the booking platform behind brusselsairlines.com was migrated to Amadeus e-Retail, which is currently already used for lufthansa.com. Herewith, Brussels Airlines is a first mover in a project to harmonize all four Lufthansa Group network airlines’ booking platforms. The […]
Since the end of August, all fares of Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines and Eurowings can be rebooked without a rebooking fee. Originally, this fare offer was valid for (re-)bookings until the end of February. Now the offer
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A number of airlines have made FFP2 masks mandatory on their flights from February 1. The measure is intended to help contain the spread of coronavirus infection. As hereby communicated by the Board of Airline Representatives in Germany (BARIG),
The Lufthansa Group airlines and Sabre Corporation today announced a new, mutually flexible distribution agreement that enables modern airline retailing as well as technology innovation. Under the agreement, which covers the carriers Austrian Airlines, Lufthansa, SWISS, Air Dolomiti and
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Berlin Brandenburg Airport “Willy Brandt” (BER), named after former West Berlin mayor and West German chancellor Willy Brandt, opened its doors on October 31st. Following Austrian, Lufthansa and Swiss, today also Brussels Airlines moved its Berlin flights from Berlin
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Brussels Airlines optimizes its short-haul product and herewith closer aligns with the Lufthansa Group Network Airlines to offer its customers an even smoother travel experience. This way, the Belgian hub airline can participate in future Group-wide innovations. At the
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Lufthansa Group Airlines Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines and Air Dolomiti are extending free rebooking period.
Airlines all around the world are temporarily shutting down or drastically reducing their operations as the travel industry is experiencing record low demand as COVID-19 spreads around the world. European Commission (EC) granting the temporary suspension until June 2020
Austrian Airlines decided to temporarily terminate all regular flight operations starting Wednesday night, March 18, 2020. This move is in response to entry bans being imposed across the globe and a rapid decline in demand for air travel. The
On Wednesday 11th March the US announced a 30-day travel ban on travelers arriving from Europe (Schengen countries) which will take effect today, Friday 13th March. Delta is adjusting its domestic and international flying to align with expected demand
