In Routes Online, Jim Liu reveals the planned Brussels Airlines intercontinental network for the end of the Summer 2020 season.
Operation listed below is in effect until 24 October.
Brussels – Accra eff 11 September 2 weekly
Brussels – Banjul – Dakar – Brussels 1 weekly
Brussels – Bujumbura – Entebbe 1 weekly
Brussels – Cotonou – Abidjan – Brussels 2 weekly (3 weekly from 12 September)
Brussels – Dakar 3 weekly (2 weekly from 7 September)
Brussels – Douala – Yaounde 3 weekly
Brussels – Entebbe – Kigali 2 weekly
Brussels – Freetown – Dakar – Brussels 1 weekly (2 weekly from 13 September)
Brussels – Kinshasa 3 weekly (4 weekly from 30 September)
Brussels – Lome – Abidjan – Brussels 2 weekly
Brussels – Monrovia – Abidjan – Brussels 2 weekly
Brussels – New York JFK eff 01 October 3 weekly
Brussels – Tel Aviv eff 01 October 3 weekly
Source: Routes online
This post was published on 3 September 2020 17:13
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