Hainan Airlines will stop flights during the winter season between Brussels and Shanghai. The connection should resume at the end of March 2020, said a Brussels Airport spokesperson to Aviation24.be this Monday morning.
The three weekly non-stop flights will be stopped at the end of October. This is only an interruption, the airport insists.
Hainan has operated flights between Brussels and Shanghai for two years. The other flights of the company to Beijing (four weekly) and Shenzhen (two weekly) are maintained throughout the winter season.
This post was published on 2 September 2019 11:22
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