Brussels Airlines

Brussels Airlines has unveiled its latest offering: flight vouchers, designed to inspire travelers and make the perfect gift for loved ones. Available now on the airline’s website, these vouchers provide access to Brussels Airlines’ extensive network of destinations across

Brussels Airlines has soared to the top of the global airline rankings, being named the best all-round airline in the world by AirHelp, an international organization specializing in passenger rights and compensation claims. This marks a major milestone for

Brussels Airlines has unveiled its long-haul network for the summer 2025 season, announcing a record-breaking capacity to sub-Saharan Africa with 56 weekly flights, a 10% increase compared to summer 2024. This growth is supported by the addition of an

Brussels Airlines has announced a significant expansion of its operations for the 2025 summer season. The Belgian flag carrier plans to increase its capacity by 18% compared to the previous year, introducing new routes, enhancing existing services, and adding

Brussels Airlines announced its newest Belgian Icon: the next special livery to join the world-famous series will be dedicated to the Atomium, an iconic landmark in Brussels. It was chosen out of more than 900 submissions. The winner of

In an exciting competition launched by Brussels Airlines, over 50,000 people voted to help choose the next Belgian Icon. Out of the many entries, five designs emerged as the most popular: Lucky Luke, the Atomium, Cycling, Poppies, and the

Brussels Airlines is set to introduce a new Belgian Icon, following an enthusiastic response from the public to a call for design submissions. The airline received over 900 entries from people across Belgium, showcasing a rich diversity of creativity.

Brussels Airlines is set to significantly enhance its long-haul operations with the addition of three new Airbus A330 aircraft, expanding its widebody fleet to a total of 13 planes in the coming years. The Belgian carrier is also planning

For the 12th year, Brussels Airlines is a proud partner of Tomorrowland, the internationally renowned Belgian music festival. The Belgian carrier will bring more than 14,000 festivalgoers to and from the festival in July. On board are no less

Brussels Airlines closes the first quarter of 2024 with an adjusted EBIT of -58 million euros. A negative first quarter is not exceptional in the airline industry, as travel demand is traditionally lower the first months of the year.

After careful consideration within all relevant departments, Brussels Airlines has decided to restart its flights to Tel Aviv.

Brussels Airlines just launched its brand-new uniforms for its cabin, cockpit and ground operations employees. By choosing Gabrielle Szwarcenberg, a young designer from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, and several other established Belgian brands, the airline once