Brussels Airlines To Rebuild Hub System, Operate At 80% Capacity

April 25, 2022
Brussels
Credit: Nigel Howarth / Aviation Week
Lufthansa subsidiary Brussels Airlines has successfully rebuilt its hub system at Brussels International Airport as it emerges from a deep restructuring process. Related to its Reboot Plus transformation program, Brussels Airlines reduced its fleet size by 30% and staff numbers by 25%. “We completed...

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