Brussels Airlines Unveils 56 Exciting New Africa Flights
Brussels Airlines Unveils 56 Exciting New Africa Flights
Ready your suitcases, folks, because Brussels Airlines is stepping up its game in sub-Saharan Africa for summer 2025. With a brand-new 11th long-haul aircraft joining the squad, the airline will soar to 56 weekly flights, marking a 10% capacity boost. Translation? Your odds of scoring a direct flight to your go-to African hotspot just shot up.
Say Bye-Bye to the Triangle Tango
The big headline? Brussels Airlines is ditching those puzzling triangular routes. No more mid-air math lessons or playing “guess where we’re stopping next.” The winners here are Dakar (Senegal) and Abidjan (Ivory Coast), now flaunting shiny new direct flights. Less connecting, more relaxing—it’s geometry-free travel bliss.
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If you’re all about consistency, you’re in luck. Nairobi (Kenya) and Accra (Ghana) will now offer daily flights, while Banjul (Gambia), Freetown (Sierra Leone), and Conakry (Guinea) are getting extra departures. The math is simple: more flights = fewer marathon layovers = happier travellers.
Kinshasa Rolls Out the Red Carpet
Here’s where it gets fancy: Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of the Congo) is getting a major glow-up. Starting March 2025, it’s daily and direct, waving goodbye to the pit stop in Luanda (Angola). Think of it as Kinshasa’s promotion to airline royalty.
As CEO Dorothea von Boxberg proudly declared:
“Kinshasa is our flagship route, and this upgrade highlights nearly 100 years of history connecting Belgium and the DRC.”
In non-CEO speak? Kinshasa is their MVP, and Brussels Airlines is pulling out all the stops to prove it.
Luanda Heads to Lufthansa
Meanwhile, Luanda (Angola) is packing its bags and moving in with Lufthansa. Starting March 2025, it’ll enjoy three direct weekly flights to Frankfurt. Sure, it’s a new address, but hey—it’s still in the family. Brussels Airlines Unveils 56 Exciting New Africa Flights
Dreaming Big Beyond Africa
Not stopping at Africa, Brussels Airlines has its sights set on global expansion. The airline is keeping things steady with flights to New York (JFK) and Washington DC (IAD) while gearing up for a fleet upgrade to 13 long-haul aircraft by 2027. Expect swanky new Business Class, Premium Economy, and Economy cabins, so even if you’re flying coach, you’re getting a touch of the good life.
What’s New for Brussels Airlines Unveils 56 Exciting New Africa Flights?
- Direct Flights Rule: No more unnecessary detours—hello, efficiency!
- Kinshasa Goes Daily: Non-stop vibes for the DRC’s capital.
- Lufthansa Takes Luanda: A classy handoff to Frankfurt.
- More African Adventures: 56 weekly flights mean you’ve got options.
So, whether you’re jetting off for work, chasing wildlife on safari, or just chasing that sweet, sweet upgrade, Brussels Airlines has your back. Africa’s calling, and this time it’s a direct line.
