Brussels Airlines
Brussels Airlines is the Belgian airline that offers the widest choice of flights to and from the capital of Europe. The airline is the result of the alliance between SN Brussels Airlines and Virgin Express – an alliance that has existed since 2005 when the shareholdings of both airlines were placed within the single ownership group SN Airholding. Towards the beginning of 2006, the shareholders and board of directors decided on the innovative step of taking the two brands and forming one single airline.
Brussels Airlines is a new generation airline for a new generation of passenger, and as such it has inherited all its parents’ best points. Values such as flexibility, punctuality, reliability, excellent service, a multi-lingual personnel, guaranteed low cost fares and top quality are the order of the day every day at Brussels Airlines.
Brussels Airlines’ product line-up is the result of an extensive survey of over 5,000 passengers, whose comments strongly indicated the need for a new and transparent one-way economy fare structure based on both cost saving and excellent service.
Service
On European flights, Brussels Airlines offers two types of ticket, b-flex and b-light:
* b-flex is the more expensive ticket, offering full service, such as free newspapers and catering.
* b-light is the cheapest option, with snacks and drinks available for purchase.
On long-haul flights Brussels Airlines continues to offer the traditional economy and business classes.
Transatlantic flights
Brussels airlines has a wide range of flights over the Atlantic. Flights connect US cities (New York, Atlanta, Austin, Chicago, Cincinnati, Denver, Dallas, Detroit, Houston, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, Minneapolis, Memphis, Nashville, New Orleans, Oklahoma, Orlando, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Tampa, Washington) to European cities (Brussels, London, Paris, Southampton, Vienna, Rome, Prague, Venice, Madrid, Munich, Hamburg)
