Like RwandAir, Brussels Airlines is also now also flying into Mumbai and this new route is proving to be rather successful among Brussels Airlines’ customers.

This is good news for thousands of people who travel between these two Cities and especially so for several economic industries. 

With its very first service to India, Brussels Airlines is not only targeting direct passengers, but also travelers who want to fly via Brussels to other destinations in the Airline’s destination network.

For the new service, Brussels Airlines added an additional Airbus A330 to its fleet, bringing the long haul fleet to a total of 10 aircraft. The launch of the route has also led to additional employment. In total, more than 200 direct jobs have been created (pilots, cabin crew, ground staff, cargo, sales and support services).

In the last weeks, the Brussels Airlines staff followed special workshops to better understand the Indian culture in order to service its Indian guests in their local languages, the airline hired and trained 17 Indian cabin crew members.

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