Brussels Airlines

Introduction

Brussels Airlines (SN) is a full flight airline operating international routes. The cabin baggage allowance given by this airline is 8 kg and maximum size of 55 cm x 40 cm x 23 cm (L x W x H). checked baggage allowance is not included in the ticket. Passengers can check in at the airport 180 minutes prior to the departure time. Online check in is possible for flight with the airline on Brussels Airlines official website. It can be done 1 days prior to departure time.

How to Book

1. Visit Airpaz.com, or open the Airpaz application (Android/iOS) on your gadget. 2. Fill in the flight details in the flight search box. 3. Choose your perfect flight. 4. Fill in the contact information and passenger details on the booking page. 5. Complete your payment through the selected payment method. 6. Find your Brussels Airlines flight e-itinerary in the My Booking page, or in your registered email.

How to Pay

The payment for your Brussels Airlines booking on Airpaz can be processed via bank PayPal, credit card, bank transfer, and over the counter methods. For the complete information, visit Airpaz.com Payment Guide page.

Company Profile

Brussels Airlines operating with IATA code (SN) and ICAO code BEL, is a full flight airline that flies international routes. The airline serves flights to destinations all over the world with its main hub located in Brussels Airport (BRU). Although the airline operates using the name Brussels Airlines, it is the trade name for Brussels Airlines NV. The company is lead by the CEO, Peter Gerber. The head office for the airline is located in Belgium. Brussels Airlines is a member of the Star Alliance.

History

Brussels Airlines operating with IATA (SN) and ICAO (BEL) was first founded in 2006. The airline is managed by Brussels Airlines NV. Throughout the years, Brussels Airlines has grown significantly and keep providing a credible service for their loyal customers. This airline began its operation on 25-03-2007. The milestone that has been reached by the airline is connects the European capital from Brussels Airport with over 85 destinations, 17 of which are in Sub Saharan Africa.

Flight Attendant

Brussels Airlines cabin crew wears a uniform that is dominated by Red and Black. For male flight attendants, they wear long shirt with black vest blazer and red tie with black trousers. The design itself represents Brussels Airlines sense of purpose to create and deliver an excellent experience to their passengers throughout the flight.

Fleet

Brussels Airlines operates using a number of airplanes, all of which can be seen below:

Call Center

If you have questions for the airline or are facing issues in the airport such as lost baggage or delayed flights, you can directly contact the airline. The Brussels Airlines customer service call center can be contacted on one of the following phone numbers :

Live Chat

Another alternative is to access their live chat page here.

Baggage

Web Check-in

Passengers can do web check in through the official website of Brussels Airlines. To do so, click here to go to the airline’s check-in page. Web check-in page can be done 1 days prior to scheduled departure time.

Airport Check-in

Airport check in can be done in the Brussels Airlines check-in counters 180 minutes prior to the scheduled flight departure time. You are advised to check in at least one and a half hours before the check in and baggage drop counter at the airport closes.

Kiosk Check-in

Kiosk check-in services is available for the Brussels Airlines passengers, and can be accessed at the departure airport according to the availability. For more information on this service, contact the airline customer service call center. The check in time is 3 hours before the flight departure time.

App Check-in

It is possible for Brussels Airlines passengers to check in through the airline’s official mobile (Android/iOS) application. To do this, download the Brussels Airlines mobile application on their handphone. The check in time is 24 hours before the departure time.

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