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Brussels Airlines celebrates its Belgian DNA with “A Little Piece of Belgium in the Air” campaign

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Brussels Airlines has launched a new campaign, “A Little Piece of Belgium in the Air”, highlighting its strong connection to Belgian culture and identity, or “Belgitude.” The campaign showcases the airline’s commitment to delivering high-quality service while embracing its home country’s traditions, design, and cuisine.

Key highlights

  • Cultural Pride: The campaign emphasises unique Belgian elements, from multilingual staff to onboard offerings like premium Belgian chocolates and beers.

  • Belgian Icons: The airline’s iconic aircraft liveries celebrate national symbols like Tintin and the Atomium.

  • Partnerships: Collaborations with events like Tomorrowland, top Belgian chefs, and the national football teams (Red Devils and Red Flames) enhance its cultural identity.
Ambience on board with DJs
  • Design & Dining: Passengers enjoy Belgian-crafted uniforms, amenity kits, and meals designed by acclaimed chefs like Michelin-starred Arabelle Meirlaen.
Star Chef Arabelle Meirlaen and the dishes she developed for Brussels Airlines © André Orban

The campaign uses a cross-media approach, including TV spots, social media, and airport advertisements, to highlight these distinct Belgian touches and make every passenger feel part of Belgium’s rich culture.

This post was published on 14 January 2025 12:26

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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