Brussels Airlines will significantly grow its long-haul fleet by adding three Airbus A330 aircraft, bringing its widebody fleet to 13 in the coming years. Next to that, it will invest considerably in a brand-new cabin interior.
The airline is planning to gradually introduce a brand-new cabin interior, to further elevate the inflight experience on long-haul routes. Details of the new cabin will be revealed at a later stage. These new cabins will be installed for all three classes: Business Class, Premium Economy and Economy class.
The cabin renewal project is a considerable investment of more than €100 million – a clear sign of confidence in the future of Brussels Airlines and a tangible result of the ambition to offer all customers a premium experience.
“Brussels Airlines is further embarking on its profitable growth path and we continue putting Africa at the heart of our long-haul strategy,” said Dorothea von Boxberg, CEO, Brussels Airlines. “The multi-million investment in cabin interior allows us to offer our customers an even more premium experience. This is a moment of pride for everyone at Brussels Airlines. I’m also already looking forward to welcoming the new colleagues who will join us to enable our growth. It’s with great pleasure that we will offer more connections to our increasing number of passengers on our growing network.”
