Welcome #SNBruegel

On Thursday 2 May, Brussels Airlines presented its latest Belgian Icon: a new plane paying tribute to one of the Flemish masters, Pieter Bruegel.

After Tintin, Magritte, The Belgian Red Devils, The Smurfs and Tomorrowland, this aircraft celebrates yet another Belgian phenomenon.

For its 6th Belgian Icon, Brussels Airlines took its inspiration from Flemish Renaissance painter Bruegel. This resulted in a work of art with the most complex aircraft design in the world. The aircraft shows scenes from various masterpieces by Bruegel.

#SNBruegel will come into operation in mid-May across the entire Brussels Airlines network in Europe and the Middle East.

Watch the Brussels Airlines video of the plane’s unveiling:

02.05.2019

Third cargo handler, dnata

On 27 March, our airport officially welcomed a third cargo handler: dnata

Last year, dnata already received a full licence for the ramp handling of full-freighter aircraft and freight and mail handling at Brussels Airport. The handling agent then immediately started to put its logistics chain and real estate in order. They have also been operational since 27 March.

"As the leading logistics gateway in Europe, Brussels Airport continues to strengthen its position in the transport of pharmaceutical products, perishable goods and e-commerce. We are pleased to welcome dnata as an important logistics partner for our airport, especially in support of the pharmaceutical segment. I look forward to our fruitful collaboration based on our common customer-focused approach and our "Yes, we can" attitude." According to Arnaud Feist, CEO of Brussels Airport Company.

We wish dnata every success!