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Brussels Airlines Expands Sub-Saharan Africa Network For Summer 2025

Brussels Airlines is offering more capacity to sub-Saharan Africa.

While no new destinations are planned in the next few years, LEVEL’s chief executive has promised additional frequencies.

Several of these services complement other regular flights served by the airline’s mainline fleet.

So far, the FAA has yet to certify the Airbus A321XLR, with American Airlines, JetBlue, and United Airlines having ordered the type.

Despite the relaunch, the airline’s European flights are at the lowest level since 2017 (excluding the pandemic).

Several factors contributed to this.

Newly delivered planes are subject to necessary integration checks before operating the first revenue flight.

The carrier operates a number of interesting flights throughout the Pacific.

With restrictions, cats and dogs are permitted in the cabin if they are in carriers and placed under the seat.

The airline is the only low-cost operator on the route.