Brussels Airlines is joining the Lufthansa Group–Singapore Airlines Joint Venture, enhancing travel options between Europe and the Asia Pacific region. From October 26, 2025, passengers can book Brussels Airlines codeshare flights between Singapore and Brussels, operated by Singapore Airlines.
This move strengthens the long-standing partnership—now in its eighth year—expanding access to joint fares across seven countries and 26 destinations, and introducing improved intermodal connectivity via bus and train routes to key European hubs. The expanded framework also sets the stage for more subsidiaries from both groups to join, further increasing network reach for global travellers.
This post was published on 8 October 2025 22:11
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