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Concerning the 11th a330, there will be no other destination added but rather a consolidation of the network. More frequencies, less triangular flight. Nairobi and Accra will be served daily, Dakar and Abidjan will have on some days direct flight. The new A330 will bring 5 extra weekly flight in th...

The seasonal SN flight to IAD will end one month earlier at the end of Sep instead of end of Oct.
Also between the 1st Apr till end of May there will be only 3 weekly flights instead of 5.

crew1990 wrote: ↑05 Nov 2024, 20:02 Brussels, Walloonia or Flanders, we don’t give a damm. The only thing wich make sense here is to make Belgium shine through those beautiful livery!

I fully agree on that. Be proud that we have an airline with very nice liveries.

Maybe next time it would be great if they can do it on an A330.

Royal trade missions do not automatically translate into new flights (where are MEL, SYD, KIX...). Indian "consultants" and their families travel home every two years on average. Many will bring relatives over every summer, typically parents. Nevertheless, it takes a very significant numb...

travellover wrote: ↑30 Oct 2024, 11:40 @ Atlantis.

Thanks.
So, back to Léon Verhallen short list with AI and Delhi for instance. India is a potential spot, isn't ?

Ohh yes, India is a place you have to be. Strong connections with diamonds.

India will be another royal trade mission

Not specifically for 2025 but Léon Verhallen - Director of Development - revealed some priorities : • Boston (likely United) • Philadelphia (l. American) • São Paulo (l. Latam) • New Delhi (l. Air India) • Riyadh (l. Riyadh Air) Source : Routes Online Good to see they are working on it. Question: t...

Hi, one year ago indeed you were talking about 2 or 3 new long haul airlines for 2024 and 2025. Thai was a big guess. Was Latam yet part of these projects ? Thanks. LATAM was in the picture but also still another one Was? Or still is? Thx I'm talking about that time that it was in the picture. Toda...

Mid November there will be the royal trade mission to Brazil. LATAM also announced that they will expand their long haul fleet with extra B789. Plan is 2 long haul planes per year. They will expand intercontinental. Hi, one year ago indeed you were talking about 2 or 3 new long haul airlines for 20...

Not specifically for 2025 but Léon Verhallen - Director of Development - revealed some priorities : • Boston (likely United) • Philadelphia (l. American) • São Paulo (l. Latam) • New Delhi (l. Air India) • Riyadh (l. Riyadh Air) Source : Routes Online Air China is not there. Bcs there is a differen...

As of today, the oldest 333 would be due for replacement from 2030 onwards. Questionable also the size needed/ planned, as the 789 would be similar to the 333 in size, which may be an advantage on thin routes. If you mean size by number of pax yes, but what is important is cargo. Cargo has a much h...

According to Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC), Air China plans to launch Brussels next summer. No details available. Domestic carrier Air China plans to open new flights from Urumqi to Tbilisi, Beijing to Almaty, Tashkent, Cairo, Chengdu to Almaty, Brussels and others. Source : http://...

TUI Fly will start next Summer the route to Split from BRU. But Montego Bay, Larnaca, Ponta Delgada, Varna, Thessaloniki, Tunis and Samos are removed. Among other frequency decreases. And then certain members are surprised that Transavia came on the Belgian market... Or they feel the strong competi...

TUI Fly will start next Summer the route to Split from BRU.

Vueling will introduce the 236 pax seater, A321neo, on the BCN-BRU route. 1 daily as from 30th March and 6 weekly as from 22 June

Let's say that this person of Europeanairlinefleets has very good inside info

The airport is a reflection of the current state of the whole country. Look around, Belgium lost the way. Everything starts to look shabby in Belgium, infrastructure, cities, public transport. I have to disagree. Politically, yes, Belgium is a mess. Certainly on the federal level, where much needed...

The airport is a reflection of the current state of the whole country. Look around, Belgium lost the way. Everything starts to look shabby in Belgium, infrastructure, cities, public transport. I have to disagree. Politically, yes, Belgium is a mess. Certainly on the federal level, where much needed...

More and more (important) voices are speaking up about the state of Brussels Airport. This is Geert Noels, one of the most important economists in Flanders/Belgium: https://twitter.com/GeertNoels/status/1847010219722711547 https://twitter.com/GeertNoels/status/1847156287169011713 In English: Zavent...

crew1990 wrote: ↑18 Oct 2024, 18:07 Production plan for S25 has been communicated internally. So I guess it will soon be communicated

You mean for SN?

The opposite: ONLY Alicante and Malaga on sale for now. Other destinations tbc at a later moment! Exactly. They will gradually add more flights. I think it's not a bad idea. This Summer was a disaster for them regarding maintenance during peak moments. Broken planes, not having spare planes etc. BR...