From March 30, Brussels Airport opens its summer season with a total of 180 direct destinations. Travellers will be spoilt for choice with the arrival of 7 new airlines to enhance the existing network. And more, 6 new routes will be added to this varied offering. With 68 airlines in operation this summer, Brussels Airport continues to position itself as a major hub for air travel, offering an unrivalled diversity of connections. Explorers of all horizons will be able to fly to new and exotic destinations.
Brussels Airport: 180 destinations available
The airport Brussels Airportlocated in Zaventemis getting ready to welcome the summer season with gusto. This year, travelers will have the opportunity to discover no less than 180 direct destinations from the Belgian airport. This wide range of options allows passengers to explore the world with ease and comfort all summer long.
7 new airlines added
An exciting new feature at the airport this season is the arrival of 7 new airlines. These additions not only bring more choice to travelers, but also strengthen Brussels Airport's position as an international hub. Passengers can now choose from an even wider range of carriers for their summer travels.
6 new routes this summer
In addition to the addition of the new airlines, six new routes will also be inaugurated this summer, offering travellers even more diverse destinations. The prospects are vast, including fascinating cities to visit and new adventures to discover. With these new routes, this summer promises to be an unforgettable one for those taking off from Brussels Airport.
What's new at Brussels Airlines
Speaking of airlines, Brussels Airlines is a major player at the airport, serving a large number of destinations. In addition, the company recently opened a training center for flight attendantslocated at the airport itself. High-quality training ensures that flight crews are well prepared to offer passengers the best possible service.
Discoveries in Brussels
For travellers passing through Brussels and wishing to explore the city, there are many must-see sites to visit in a weekend. From the Grand-Place, renowned for its magnificent architecture, to the Parc du Cinquantenaire, the Belgian capital is bursting with beauty.
Brussels Airport news
Brussels Airport continues to stand out in the news. For example, a new achievement was recorded, with over a million travelers during the festive season. However, all is not always serene, as shown by a ground staff strike at Brussels Charleroi resulting in the suspension of all flights. These events demonstrate the continuing impact of human factors on air traffic.
Brussels Airport Summer 2025
| Element | Description |
| Total destinations | 180 |
| New airlines | 7 news items |
| New routes | 6 new routes added |
| Active airlines | 68 in total |
| Launch season | From March 30 |
| Flagship destination | Shanghai |
| European destinations | Krakow, Bergen |
| African destinations | Nairobi |
| Major company | Brussels Airlines |
| Key figures | 9 new destinations in all |
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