Brussels Airlines Celebrates Aviation Heritage
100 years connecting AFR

A century ago, a pioneering flight linked Belgium and the African continent. On February 12, 1925, three Belgian aviators took off on an ambitious journey from Brussels to Léopoldville (now Kinshasa), completing the 8,000-kilometer trip in 51 days. Their journey laid the foundation for a lasting connection, one that Brussels Airlines continues to honor and strengthen today.
Brussels Airlines committed to be a reliable partner with the African continent
The African continent has always been at the heart of Brussels Airlines’ mission. With 18 destinations across sub-Saharan Africa, the airline plays an important role in connecting people, cultures and economies. The launch of Nairobi in June 2024 further solidified this commitment, bringing its share of Lufthansa Group’s sub-Saharan destinations to 56%.
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