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Brussels Airlines Brussels Airlines, the Leading Belgian Airline, Offers Flights to Some 60 European, 19 African and 2 North Atlantic Destinations

General information Brussels Airlines Brussels Airlines, the leading Belgian airline, offers flights to some 60 European, 19 African and 2 North Atlantic destinations. Flying out of the Capital of Europe, it offers an excellent network for travel to, from and via Brussels. The carrier has won several awards over the years, including Best Transatlantic Airline, Best Wine Cellar & Champagne, and the Belgian Travel Industry’s Best European FACTS AND FIGURES Airline for the 10th successive year. Departures: More than 200 flights/day between Brussels and Europe. Staff information An average of 10 flights/day between Brussels and Africa Management Destinations: Patrick Artiel, Head of Sales Benelux Europe: Ajaccio, Alicante, Athens, [email protected] +32 2 723 88 44 Barcelona, Bastia, Berlin, Bilbao, Greet Vandebos, Head of Leisure sales Billund, Birmingham, Bologna, [email protected] +32 272 384 65 Bari, Bristol, Basel, Broma, Budapest, Cagliari, Calvi, Paris, Sales Belgium & Luxemburg Copenhagen, Catania, Dubrovnik, Moscow, Edinburgh, Faro, Sophie Gallon, Leisure Sales Manager Florence, Figari, Gothenburg, [email protected] +32 4 272 381 53 Geneva, Hannover, Hamburg, Régine Alderson, Global Account Manager Ibiza, Krakow, Lisbon, London, [email protected] +32 4 774 885 21 Lourdes, Lyon, Milan, Madrid, Rike Diethert, Global Account Manager Malaga, Manchester, Malta, [email protected] +32 4 722 490 56 Montpellier, Moscow, Marseille, Naples, Nice, Porto, Olbia, Oslo, Bjorn Cornelis, Account Manager Palermo, Prague, Riga, Rome, [email protected] +32 4 854 211 09 Seville, Stockholm, St Petersburg, Fatiha Errafki, Account Manager Strasbourg, Toulouse, Tel Aviv, [email protected] +32 4 759 604 20 Turin, Venice, Vienna, Vilnius, Kathleen Vandenbroecke, Account Manager MICE Warsaw, Zagreb [email protected] +32 272 382 01 US: New York, Washington Africa: Abidjan, Agadir, Banjul, Sales Support Bujumbura, Conakry, Cotonou, Fabienne Culot, Sales Backoffice Support Dakar, Doula, Entebbe, Freetown, [email protected] +32 272 387 91 Kigali, Kinshasa, Lome, Luanda, Marrakesh, Monrovia, Nairobi, Veronique Hanssens, Sales Backoffice Support Yaounde, Ouagadougou [email protected] +32 272 387 91 Hans Lemmens, Sales Backoffice Support Main hub: [email protected] +32 272 387 91 The Heart of Europe, Brussels Connections: Marketing Connections to Africa and US via Marion Van Reeth, Marketing Communication Manager Brussels from all over the world [email protected] +32 272 384 10 Reservation Tel: 0902 51600 Fax: +32 272 382 91 Groups General number: +32 2 723 89 81 Caroline Lammens, Group Sales Manager [email protected] +32 272 382 17 Nicolas Bughin, Group Desk Supervisor [email protected] +32 272 323 92 Noella Vandenplas, Group Desk Representative [email protected] +32 272 323 93 Stephanie De Blasi, Group Desk Representative [email protected] +32 272 322 76 Maya Hebbache, Group Desk Representative [email protected] +32 272 322 77 Laurent Rombaut, Group Desk Representative [email protected] +32 272 322 78 Hugo Putteman, Group Desk Representative [email protected] +32 272 322 73 Airport Ticketing desk Opening hours: every day from 05h00 till 21h00 Address Brussels Airlines B.house - Brussels Airport Building 26 – ringbaan Zone General Aviation 1831 Diegem - Belgium Tel. +32 275 419 07 Fax +32 275 419 10 Website www.brusselsairlines.com.

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