Air China will expand its network in Europe with new flights to Brussels, Belgium from Beijing and Chengdu.
Air China will expand its network in Europe with new flights to Brussels, Belgium from Beijing and Chengdu.
The Beijing, China-based airline will operate five weekly between its main hub at Beijing-Capital to Brussels from March 24, 2026, before a further increase to daily from March 29, 2026.
On March 26, 2026, flights between Chengdu-Tianfu and Brussels will start with three weekly flights.
The new routes will connect Beijing and Chengdu to more destinations in Europe via Brussels along with its Star Alliance partner Brussels Airlines. It will add to Air China's cargo flights to Brussels from Chengdu.
“We are delighted to welcome Air China to Brussels Airport with the launch of these direct flights to Beijing and Chengdu. These new routes enhance our Asian and intercontinental network and strengthen our ties with China. They will improve connectivity for passengers and businesses while fostering closer cultural and economic relations between our countries. We look forward to a fruitful and lasting partnership,” said Arnaud Feist, CEO, Brussels Airport.
Air China's entry to Brussels will add to the current slate of routes to Mainland China from Brussels which includes flights operated by Hainan Airlines (Beijing-Daxing, Shanghai-Pudong, Chongqing, Shenzhen), and Juneyao Air (Shanghai-Pudong).
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