| Kickstart your summer |
| The world is yours when you depart from Brussels Airport. Currently, you can fly to 212 destinations across the globe directly through our airport. This summer’s newcomers are Newcastle and East Midlands through Loganair, Pisa and Gerona thanks to Ryanair and Tallinn with Airbaltic. If that wasn’t enough, you can fly to Porto with TAP Air Portugal starting 1st June and to Budapest with LOT Polish Airlines starting 1st September.
Have you not decided where you want to go this summer yet? |
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| Kick off a summer full of festivals at Brussels Airport! |
| The atmosphere of the Belgian music festivals is one of a kind. That’s why we want to offer this experience to all of our travellers. Come and enjoy our festival terrace, relax in our chill zone and show us your best dance moves to the beats of our DJs. You’ll definitely find something to your liking amongst our music and dance activities.
Our shops are also in on the fun! All travellers can enjoyspecial festival deals of up to 50% off during the entire month of July. |
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| Smurf along with us |
| Especially for families with young kids, Brussels Airport reopens the Family Lane at the person and carry-on baggage screening. Until 31st August, the Smurfs will welcome our youngest passengers!
These Belgian comic icons will make sure that your departure is as pleasant as possible. Who knows… you might even run into Smurfette! |
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| EU passports enjoy automatic border control |
| Are you flying to a destination outside of the Schengen Area? Then you’ll have to go through our border control post before you’re allowed to go to your gate. If you’re travelling with a valid EU passport, you’ll pass this post in no time thanks to our fully automatic border control. So don’t forget your EU passport if you have one!
Please note that if you are travelling with a passport of a country that doesn’t belong to the EU or your Belgium ID card, or you’re less than 12 years old you’ll have to go through our regular, manual control. |
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| Visit one Belgium’s cities of art |
| You can find an enormous cultural offering in every Belgian city; from paintings by Rubens, Ensor or Van Eyck in the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Antwerp, to the house of the world-famous art nouveau pioneer Victor Horta in Brussels. If you prefer some fresh air with your art, you can always stroll through the picturesque, medieval streets of Bruges. Afterwards, you can reminisce about your visit over a nice meal with a glass of wine or a beer! |
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