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And what about long haul Brussels Airlines and short haul Eurowings ?

Then you would have a tiny airline called Brussels Airlines, which makes marketing and brand recognition really difficult.

However, if the UK is no longer part of the European Union, it's unlikely that Airbus will invest further in the U.K.

Wrong, nothing will change. Except if the UK reduce corporation tax, then Airbus might invest a whole lot more.

Antwerp's best bet would be Brussels Airlines (using Flybe).

Livery not dissimilar to that of Jet Blue:


PS - Forgive my skepticism, but I am already shocked that these guys got off the ground, and I will be even more shocked if they make it to the end of the year.

and will certainly not fail to forward this to the federal police

But isn't that the problem, the airport not getting involved in every part of the passenger's journey from arrival at the airport to boarding the aircraft

Most unusual indeed. Maybe LIL was the best airport where stranded passengers could continue to their final destination with another aircraft from another airline? Just guessing...

Lille was the nearest airport with good enough visibility conditions (no low cloud or rain/fog).

Ryanair's EU referendum ad investigated by police.

= Great publicity for everyone involved, Ryanair and Brexit campaigners

And no, I consider the mandatory visit to a shopping mall not “a great customer experience” and think not that many pax think it is. It’s just there for revenue, revenue and revenue. Nice report. I believe this shopping mall detour is not health and safety compliant. The passage is too restricted. ...

Who will buy all of Emirates A380's when they start releasing them to the second-hand market in a few years? Chinese airlines?

Looks wishful thinking to me I think of it this way: Delhi Airport are asked in an interview was does the future hold for them. Top of mind is the fact that they are engaged in discussions with Brussels Airlines regarding a route to Brussels. That can only be a good thing. And yes, there are many o...

http://www.anna.aero/2016/05/04/delhi-airport-traffic-up-10-million-since-2011/ Not sure if this was reported already: When asked about its long-haul developments by anna.aero, Singh stated how the airport was in discussions to reopen services to Brussels. “We have seen Jet Airways move its European...

http://www.rte.ie/news/business/2016/0503/785754-lufthansa-results/ "Lufthansa said today it was slowing its growth plans this year due to fierce price pressure in the airline industry". Sorry if not 100% related to this topic, but it seems somewhat insane to me that Lufthansa are deciding...

Apparently, Federal Minister for the Interior, Jan Jambon, and the Police unions have agreed to new security procedures starting Wednesday that will "drastically decrease" the waiting times. http://www.hln.be/hln/nl/1901/reisnieuws/article/detail/2693215/2016/05/02/Nog-tot-woensdag-lange-w...

It seems to me that there are far mote waiting queues during the weekend. I am due to travel Wednesday evening. With the bank holiday on Thursday, I expect the airport to be extremely busy. Looking at a sample of flights scheduled on Wednesday evening, many are fully booked. What's more, there will...

As from Monday next week, a new flight schedule will be effective at Brussels Airport. In the temporary structures Brussels Airport can accommodate up to 18,000 departing passengers per day, provided that the passengers arrive evenly spread over the day. Taking into account the applicable safety me...

RE: According to Raphaël Meulders in La Libre Belgique, the departures hall could reopen next Monday (2 May). This is great news! And just in time for return of most services next week, as well as the huge rush of passengers expected next Wednesday evening / Thursday morning. However, you only need ...

With many flights due to be re-established next week at BRU (Ryanair, Jetair, Vueling, Easyjet, Aer Lingus, SAS, Iberia, etc) and with a many booked out flights next Wednesday night and Thursday morning given the public holiday on Thursday, will BRU be ready?

Wow, chineseboy needs his mouth washed out with soap and water.

Ryanair will however start 8 new routes from Warsaw Modlin and increase capacity on 2 others: New routes: Belfast (2pw), Birmingham (3pw), Edinburgh (3pw), Leeds Bradford (2pw), Newcastle (2pw), Porto (2pw), Toulouse (2pw), Valencia (2pw). Increased frequencies: Bristol (from 3 to 4pw), Milan Bergam...

At the beginning of May: Ryanair, Jetair, Vueling, Easyjet, Aer Lingus, TAP, Iberia, SAS etc are all due to re-establish full schedules at BRU. That's one week away. Will the security check and check-in facilities be able to cope with increased passenger through put by then?