European Air Express BERN > BRU

B737229 · Post by **B737229** » 25 Feb 2004, 20:01

European Air Express (EAE), de Duitse zakenluchtvaartmaatschappij, start op 19 april met twee nieuwe routes vanuit het Zwitserse Bern op Brussel en op Düsseldorf . De verbindingen zullen tweemaal daags gebeuren van maandag tot en met vrijdag. EAE -dat voor het eerst op België vliegt- mikt op zakenlui die reizen tussen de drie belangrijke economische regio's.

http://www.eae.aero/

European Air Express, German company, will start 2 new routes from Bern- Switserland to Brussels and Dusseldorf Germany. Both flights will be twice daily, on weekdays. EAE is concentrating on business people flying between these economical important areas.

Post by **luchtzak** » 25 Feb 2004, 20:06

B737229,

can you also make a translation for our many foreign visitors?

greetings,

Bart
:rock:

Jense · Post by **Jense** » 25 Feb 2004, 20:06

Brussels is becomming bigger and bigger

Another ATR-42... Quite a nice type, don't you think?

greettzzz

blackhawk · Post by **blackhawk** » 25 Feb 2004, 20:15

As of April 19, the Business Airline EAE European Air Express will fly from Bern to Brussels and to Düsseldorf. EAE is offering the new route twice daily Monday to Friday. It's the first time that this airliners come to Belgium and it wants to attract the businessmen travelling between the three most import economic regions.

Indeed, again an airliner comming to Brussels.

Avro · Post by **Avro** » 25 Feb 2004, 21:21

It's indeed always nice to see one additional airline coming to BRU

but I doubt that this one will contribute a lot in the increase of pax travelling to/from Bru.

Anyway, good news for the spotters one additional plane 8)

Chris

Air_Lac · Post by **Air_Lac** » 26 Feb 2004, 08:38

The flights will operated daily from Mondays to Fridays

BRN-BRU
EA651 09:50-11:20
EA657 18:30-20:00

BRU-BRN
EA652 11:50-13:20
EA658 20:30-22:00

The flights will be operated by a Saab 340 (according to the Berne Airport website www.alpar.ch). Currently EAE only operates ATR42.

After Crossair, Air Engiadina/klm alps and swiss, Berne will finally be directly linked again to the capital of Europe.

EAE aims at business travellers, but I am not so sure if the above schedule will really suit business travellers. Let's hope the best

Air_Lac

Hasjie · Post by **Hasjie** » 26 Feb 2004, 10:39

jipiii
another airline coming to BRU !

lets hope that BRU will grow as busy as it used to be with Sabena

Grtzzz
Thomas

Post by **sn26567** » 26 Feb 2004, 11:53

In the past, this route was operated by Crossair in codeshare with Sabena, on SF3 equipment.

Skystef · Post by **Skystef** » 19 Apr 2004, 22:17

Seems they did a false start as both flight were canx today.
Perhaps their wetleased Saab didn't taste that well

?

SS

Skystef · Post by **Skystef** » 20 Apr 2004, 12:04

Succeded on its second attempt, SE-ISE is the lucky wetlease.

SS