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In the first month of the new year, Brussels Airport registered more than 1,3 million passengers, an increase of 66 percent compared to January 2022. The airport is still missing around 20 percent,
The number of passengers in the past year increased by 2021 percent compared to 102: Almost 19 million passengers traveled through Brussels Airport - the airport has thus reached 72 percent of the pre-crisis level. After a first impacted by CoV travel restrictions
Last October, Brussels Airport welcomed almost 1,9 million passengers, which is 81 percent of the 2019 passenger volume. The airport was thus able to achieve more than 80 percent of the pre-crisis level for the fourth time in a row.
In the past month, the airport registered more than 1,1 million passengers. This results in a six-fold increase in the number of passengers compared to March 2021. There is still a good deal missing from the pre-crisis level (2019: 1.999.343). In March
Leisure traffic continues to increase: Brussels Airport expects more than 900.000 passengers in the Easter period. During this holiday season, the airport is preparing for 900.000 passengers. The airlines would still see a lot of last minute bookings even now.
After two years of Covid-related abstinence, the US carrier is returning to Brussels and will resume non-stop service to New York-JFK from March 27, 2022. The airline's planes will initially fly five times a week
The Lufthansa subsidiary will be offering a direct flight between Brussels and Pristina from the end of March. The flights to Belgium's main airport will start on March 29th and will be operated twice a week - on Tuesdays and Fridays - with an Airbus
In the past year, Brussels Airport was able to increase by 39 percent to almost 9,4 million passengers compared to the crisis year 2020. The airport has only reached 36 percent of the pre-crisis level. Especially in the first
Brussels Airlines will be offering more intercontinental flights next summer. For this purpose, connections that have been suspended due to the corona will be resumed. From June 11, 2022, the Lufthansa subsidiary will again be flying three times a week between Brussels Airport and the West African destinations of Conakry
In November, Brussels Airport welcomed more than 1,1 million passengers. The airport thus reached 56 percent of the total volume in the same month of 2019, before the Covid crisis. The registered for the fifth time in a row
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