Brussels Airlines is expanding its long-haul fleet with three additional Airbus A330 aircraft. 

While the exact A330 version and the approximate date of entry into service has not yet been specified, the Belgian airline has stated that these aircraft will be used primarily to serve destinations in Sub-Saharan Africa. 

Dieter Vranckx, Chairman of the Board of Directors at SN Airholding (Brussels Airlines holding company, itself 100% owned by the Lufthansa Group) explained that fast growing demand in Africa, historically the airline’s core long haul market, has prompted the decision to increase its widebody fleet. 

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