BRUSSELS: New North American Destination And Other Updates….

BRUSSELS: New North American Destination And Other Updates….

BRUSSELS Airlines has announced that beginning with the Spring 2016 timetable, passengers will be able to enjoy their hospitality between Brussels and TORONTO!

Thanks to the addition of 2 A330 aircraft to the fleet next year, SN will offer service between BRU and YYZ 5 times a week.

Flight details have not yet been loaded into their booking engines, but I expect that to happen shortly.

In addition to the new route, SN is also planning to expand service between Brussels and Washington DC from 5 times a week to 6 times a week.

AND….

Due to the fact that JET Airways will no longer serve Toronto or Newark via Brussels, SN has filled in the void for BRU by entering codeshare agreements with United and Air Canada.   United will add a second flight between Newark and Brussels, while Air Canada will be a code share partner on SN’s flights between Toronto and Brussels.

AND….

Expect a codeshare announcement between Brussels and Air India for service between Brussels and Mumbai.

AND….

With the addition of more A330s to the long haul fleet, expect new route announcements to destinations in Africa, including Gabon and Nigeria.   There may be even a few more African surprises announced in the near future.


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Star Alliance Route Announcements:  October 12 – 24, 2015

Star Alliance Route Announcements: October 12 – 24, 2015

 

AIR CANADA:

Montreal – Nice effective June 30 increases from 3x/week to 4x/week (Until Sept. 28).

Montreal – Venice effective June 18 increases from 2x/week to 3x/week.

Toronto – Venice effective June 1 increases from 5x/week to 6x/week.

Toronto – Venice effective July 5 increases from 6x/week to 1x/DAY.

 

AIR CHINA:

Beijing – Montreal – Havana effective December 27 will BEGIN 3x/week service (Montreal – Cuba being added to existing Beijing-Montreal service).

 

AIR INDIA:

Delhi – London (LHR) effective November 1 increases from 2x/day to 3x/day.

 

AIR NEW ZEALAND:

Auckland – Tokyo (NRT) between March 27 and May 7 increases from 7x/week to 9x/week.
 

ANA:

Tokyo (HND) – Shanghai effective February 1 increases from 1x/day to 2x/day.

 

AUSTRIAN:

Graz – Chania effective May 21 will BEGIN 1x/week service (Until September 24).

Graz – Irakleion effective May 14 will BEGIN 1x/week service (Until June 25).

Graz – Zakinthos effective May 31 will BEGIN 1x/week service (Until September 20).

Vienna – Tehran effective March 10 increases from 6x/week to 10x/week.

 

BRUSSELS:  (Click here for more details on the following routes).

Brussels – Belfast effective March 27 will BEGIN 5x/week service.

Brussels – Irakleion effective April 2 will BEGIN 1x/week service (Saturdays).

Brussels – Jerez de la Frontera effective May 4 will BEGIN 2x/ week service (Wednesdays / Sundays).

 

COPA:

Panama City – David effective October 26 increases from 2x/day to 3x/day.

 

EVA:

Taipei – Istanbul effective March 5 will BEGIN 4x/week service.

Taipei – Osaka effective between February 3 and February 4 increases from 4x/day to 5x/day.

Taipei – Sapporo effective December 15 increases from 11x/week to 14x/week.

 

LUFTHANSA:

Munich – Tehran effective April 14 will BEGIN 3x/week service.

Munich – Denver effective May 11 will BEGIN 5x/week service (Click here for more information).

Munich – Corfu effective May 15 will BEGIN 1x/week service (Sundays).

Munich – Thira effective May 14 will BEGIN 1x/week service (Saturdays).

 

SAS:

Copenhagen – Moscow (SVO) effective March 25 is CANCELLED.

Copenhagen – Tel Aviv effective March 25 is CANCELLED.

 

SHENZHEN:

Quanzhou – Bangkok effective October 27 will BEGIN 3x/week service.

Shenzhen – Bangkok effective January 1 increases from 3x/day to 4x/day.

Shenzhen – Tokyo effective January 1 will BEGIN 1x/day service.

 

SOUTH AFRICAN:

Cape Town – Maun effective March 11 will BEGIN 5x/week service (SA Airlink).

Johannesburg – Abuja effective January 26 will BEGIN 3x/week service (SA Airlink).

 

TURKISH:

Istanbul – Manila effective February 9 increases from 3x/week to 1x/DAY.

 

UNITED:

San Francisco – Auckland effective July 1 will BEGIN 3x/week service.

Washington (IAD) – Kuwait – Bahrain effective January 13 is CANCELLED.

 

PREVIOUS STAR ALLIANCE ROUTE ANNOUNCEMENTS

 
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BRUSSELS: New North American Destination And Other Updates….

BRUSSELS Introducing 3 New Destinations For Summer 2016

Earlier this week, Brussels Airlines announced 3 new destinations for their timetable beginning next Summer.   ‘SN’ passengers will now be able to fly to Belfast, Jerez de la Frontera and Irakleion.

 

To start things off, Brussels – Belfast will begin on March 27 with 5 flights per week:

SN2151 will depart Brussels at 2:30p and arrive in Belfast at 3:15p on Thursdays.

SN2151 will depart Brussels at 3:30p and arrive in Belfast at 4:15p on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

SN2152 will depart Belfast at 3:50p and arrive in Brussels at 6:35p on Thursdays.

SN2152 will depart Belfast at 4:50p and arrive in Brussels at 7:35p on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.

 

Then, on April 2 service will begin between Brussels and Irakleion.  Flights will operate 1 day a week, on Saturdays:

SN3257 will depart Brussels at 3:05p and arrive in Irakleion at 7:35p (Saturday only).

SN3258 will depart Irakleion at 8:35p and arrive in Brussels at 11:25p (Saturday only).

 

And finally, on May 4, service between Brussels and Jerez de la Frontera will begin 2x/week service:

SN3791 will depart Brussels at 6:10a and arrive in Jerez at 9:05p (Sundays).

SN 3791 will depart Brussels at 11:55a and arrive in Jerez at 2:50p (Wednesdays).

SN3972 will depart Jerez at 9:45a and arrive in Brussels at 12:35p (Sundays).

SN3972 will depart Jerez at 3:30p and arrive in Brussels at 6:20p (Wednesdays).

 

In addition to these new routes, Brussels has also announced the continuation of service to Tenerife and Las Palmas.  Originally these routes were started as seasonal routes for the winter timetable, but due to popularity have been expanded to year-round service.

Booking is available for all of the new flights on FlyingBrussels.com.


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