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Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2017 — Today, Brussels Airlines is 15 years old. Since 2002, more than 78.8 million people have taken a flight with Brussels Airlines. Connect Belgium to the rest of the world, be an airline that knows what customers want, and create jobs and growth that will last. In 2002, these were the most important parts of the business plan, and they still are.

Feb. 15, 2002. The news on TV is mostly about what happened after 9/11, the new euro, and the start of SN Brussels Airlines. At

In a very competitive market, Brussels Airlines had good financial results in 2017 and made smart investments for the future by giving cheaper flights and good Brussels airlines customer service.

• In 2017, they had an operating profit (EBIT) of €14.98 million (IFRS standard)
• €3.57 million was earned in the end (IFRS)
• There was still a lot of competition, which, along with a big increase in capacity due to fleet alignment (+11%), put a lot of pressure on yields.
• The company's market share went up by 1

Offering a wide range of waivers for flight rebooking in response to client requests

• Up until March 31, buyers of new tickets will also be able to rebook once without incurring additional fees.
• Flights already scheduled with an April 30 departure date are rebookable once until December 31.

More flexible rebooking options are now being offered by Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines, and Air Dolomiti. The new comprehensive rebooking waiver policy is in effect for all current and fu