Brussels Airlines will add five new Airbus A320neo aircraft to its fleet. This move brings the total number of A320neo aircraft to 13. It reflects the airline’s drive to cut emissions, improve passenger comfort and grow sustainably. The airline currently flies five A320neos. Three more will join in the coming months. The next delivery from […]
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HAECO has secured a new contract with Brussels Airlines. Beginning in September 2025, HAECO will provide base maintenance support for the airline’s Airbus A330 fleet. The agreement will run for three years until 2028. Work will take place at HAECO’s 22-bay hangar at Hong Kong International Airport. The deal marks the first time that HAECO
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HAECO has signed a new base maintenance agreement with Brussels Airlines. Beginning in September 2025, HAECO will support the airline’s Airbus A330 fleet at its 22-bay hangar facilities at Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA). The agreement will run for three years, until 2028. Under the agreement, HAECO Hong Kong will act as the exclusive base
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Brussels Airlines has confirmed the addition of five brand-new Airbus A320neo aircraft to its fleet, totaling number 13 next-gen aircraft. This investment highlights the airline’s commitment to reducing its environmental footprint, improving the passenger experience, and pursuing sustainable and profitable growth. Brussels Airlines currently operates five Airbus A320neo aircraft and is expecting a further three
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Airbourne Colours, renowned specialists in aircraft painting and refinishing, has once again demonstrated its expertise by transforming Brussels Airlines’ Airbus A320 (OO-SNM) into its latest Belgian Icon livery, ‘Atomium’. The intricate repainting was carried out at the company’s state-of-the-art facility at East Midlands Airport, where over 400 litres of paint and approximately 2,400 hours of
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Brussels Airlines has announced that it will welcome three more Airbus A320neo aircraft to its fleet by summer 2026. The A320neo consumes less fuel, produces up to 20% less CO2 emissions, and offers a 50% reduction in noise compared to previous-generation aircraft. This will bring the total number of A320neo aircraft in the Brussels Airlines
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Brussels Airlines has unveiled plans to significantly expand its long-haul fleet by adding three new Airbus A330 aircraft, bringing its total number of wide-body aircraft to 13 over the coming years. This fleet growth is part of a broader strategy to enhance the airline’s capacity, particularly on routes to Sub-Saharan Africa, where the airline is
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Brussels Airlines has reported an adjusted EBIT of €11.6 million for the second quarter of 2024, a decline compared to Q2 2023, primarily due to lower production. The airline has expanded its fleet with an additional Airbus A330 and introduced Nairobi as a new long-haul destination. Despite the weaker quarterly results, Brussels Airlines expects a
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Brussels Airlines has successfully concluded negotiations with cockpit unions regarding their reward package, with the agreement formally signed on March 24, 2024. The specifics of the agreement will be communicated to the cockpit community in the forthcoming days. This agreement, mindful of the carrier’s current financial situation, primarily aims to enhance gross salaries. During the
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Brussels Airlines has closed its first semester of 2023 at -€12 million, an improvement of 87% compared to the previous year. The first quarter ended at -€44 million, in-line with expectations and seasonality of the aviation business – and the second quarter closed at €31 million Adjusted EBIT. The more stable fuel prices, the increasing
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