Passenger and cargo traffic on the rise at Brussels Airport

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Passenger and cargo traffic on the rise at Brussels Airport

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The number of local passengers that checked in at Brussels Airport in February 2004 showed an increase of about 8.20 % compared to February of last year. The total number of passengers arriving or departing at Brussels (987,759) is 6.32 % up on February 2003.

With a total of 52,113 tonnes the cargo volume carried grew by 13.93 % compared to the month of February 2003.

The total number of movements (19,147) grew by 2.26% compared to the same month last year. The total of 1,613 night flights is 4.61% down on February 2000.

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It's becoming busyer and busyer @ BRU... Well done, BIAC :!:
Now hoping that Emirates is coming... :wink:

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Hi all,

This is not a bad result, but don't forget that February had this year 29 days. This makes already a big difference ...

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DHL will need to expand soon ......... hopefully it will be BRU but if the government dont allow it, I think alot of the movements will be moved to Liepzig..... hope not!

New route for DHL will be BGY-TLV on the B4 and possibly 757. Depends on Loads.

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Indeed very good figures...
(also if febr. counts 29 days) :wink:

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One day more in February is a little more than 3%. Hence the increase remains noticeable, even i there had been only 28 days.
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Post by Flybe »

One day more in February is a little more than 3%. Hence the increase remains noticeable, even i there had been only 28 days.
Yes, but the total amount of movements would have gone down if there were only 28 days... Anyway, that means higher loadfactors!



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Post by Captain »

Good news indeed.

The challenge now is to keep this growth trend and to be more competitive especially after the recent merger of Air France and KLM. whose airports are only hours away from BRU.

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This map shows all the cities connected to Brussels. http://www.brusselsairport.be/press/nl/ ... ations.pdf

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Post by Vonsmalhausen »

Good news, litle by litle BRU is comming back to his old traffic flow ( i now, still a loooong way to go )

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Post by pilatus »

I don't know wy every one is talking about Leipizg as alternatif for DHL. Can tell you that DHL is building a new Hub in Leipzig and that is it. We will stay in Belgium and most probably it will be Bru but Lge is also a good solution.

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That's indeed some good news, now we only need some big ones coming from Asia and the Middle East like Cathay, Emirates.....
New route for DHL will be BGY-TLV on the B4 and possibly 757. Depends on Loads.
Great news 8)

If I remember correctly, most of the DHL operated flights to BAH were via BGY. Does this mean that there will be more flights via BGY, or are the BAH flights direct ones now :?: :roll:

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