Brussels Airport is set to offer travellers 135 direct destinations during the upcoming winter season, including two new airlines and additional routes. Among the highlights, Royal Jordanian will provide three weekly flights to Amman, while flynas will operate flights to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia three times a week.
The airport’s intercontinental network will see increased frequencies, with more flights to Doha by Qatar Airways and Abu Dhabi by Etihad Airways. TUI fly will expand its North Africa offerings with flights to Algiers and Tunis, adding to the variety of destinations in Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. Winter sports enthusiasts will have more options, including flights to Austria and Finland. Sunseekers can explore five destinations in Egypt and the Cape Verde Islands, among other sunny spots. Additionally, various airlines, including Transavia, Swiss, SAS, Vueling, SunExpress, and Brussels Airlines, will significantly increase their flight offerings this winter.
For the autumn holidays, Brussels Airport has adorned the terminal with a “Belgian Treasures” theme, showcasing Belgian culture, from artists like Magritte and the Smurfs to iconic culinary delights like Belgian beers, waffles, fries, and chocolates.
Passengers are advised to arrive at the airport well in advance and plan their transportation options. BRUce, the airport’s virtual assistant, offers updates about flights via messaging apps after registration on the website.