The upcoming winter season will see Brussels Airport expanding its schedule to include 135 destinations. Whether you’re a fan of winter sports, love soaking up the sun, or prefer urban explorations, there’s something for everyone.
Brussels Airport welcomes Royal Jordanian and Flynas this winter. Royal Jordanian will connect Amman to Brussels three times a week, while Flynas is set to link Jeddah to Brussels starting December with a similar frequency.
Boosted Intercontinental Network
The intercontinental connections are getting a significant boost. Qatar Airways will increase its services to Doha, flying 10 times a week. Similarly, Etihad Airways is ramping up its flights from 5 to 7 times weekly. Moreover, Brussels Airlines is enhancing its West Africa schedule, and Hainan Airlines will retain its summer-launched Shenzhen service.
Leisure and Vacation Destinations
TUI fly is set to captivate leisure travelers by expanding its North African offerings. This includes resuming services to Algiers and Tunis, and offering flights to destinations such as Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. For winter sports enthusiasts, destinations like Innsbruck, Salzburg, Kittila, and Kuusamo will be available from December.
The sunny destinations roster features a diverse selection including Egypt with spots like Cairo, Hurghada, Marsa Alam, Sharm-El Sheikh, and Luxor. Island hoppers can look forward to Cape Verde, Banjul (Gambia), and the Canary Islands. Additionally, TUI will be connecting travelers to exotic locales such as the Dominican Republic, Cuba, and Mexico this winter.
Airlines like Transavia, SWISS, SAS, Vueling, SunExpress, and Brussels Airlines are poised to significantly increase their flight frequencies this winter season.
