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13.12.2021

End Of Year campaign: collaborate and reconnect

In times like these, working together and connecting are more important than ever. And that's exactly what Brussels Airport's end-of-year campaign is all about.

For more than a year and a half, Covid has been keeping our airport community in its grip.
And for just as long, our entire community has gone to great lengths to offer our customers the best possible service, despite the ever-changing conditions.
We do this shoulder to shoulder, as a close-knit group, with one shared passion: bringing people closer together.

As a symbol of this sense of belonging and solidarity, fifteen partners from the airport community have together created the two original Christmas trees that now adorn the departures hall. They are made of all kinds of - partly reclaimed - materials given a new use.

The trees are not only original, they also contribute to the magical atmosphere at the airport!

 

The making of

Discover how these collaborative Christmas trees were created in the video below. 

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29.11.2021

One year of Covid vaccine shipments

Since the worldwide first vaccine flight that took off from Brussels Airport on 27 November 2020, more than 750 million vaccines have been shipped through the airport.

On 27 November 2020, the worldwide first vaccine flight took off from Brussels Airport to the United States.  One year later, over half a billion vaccines have been exported from Brussels Airport and over 200 million imported.

Thanks to our many years of experience and our dedicated infrastructure Brussels Airport became the major hub for vaccine shipments in Europe, with daily vaccine flights to over 60 destinations around the globe. An achievement, we can rightly be proud of!

Vaccines are not only exported and imported through Brussels Airport. Our airport also plays its role as hub for transfer flights from Asia to destinations including South America and Africa (with Sinovac and Sinopharm). Flights have also been operated within the COVAX programme of the World Health Organisation with vaccine donations from member states of the European union to African destinations.

 

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