Bravo Airlines to brussels?

Atlantis · Post by **Atlantis** » 06 May 2006, 22:31

Tickets can be booked from 20 May.

The reason why they repaint the two current aircrafts into Bravo Air Congo titles is that they stopped the cooperation with LAC due to some conflicts.

Atlantis · Post by **Atlantis** » 16 May 2006, 18:53

The inaugural flight of Bravo Air Congo, 8 June, is posponed with one month till 1 July. I don't have a clue what the reason is.

Other news is that the flights to/from BRU to FIH are direct flights.
The flights to/from MAD are going via CDG.

Kaninchen87 · Post by **Kaninchen87** » 16 May 2006, 19:24

Do we already know on which days the flights are sheduled?

Post by **airbuske** » 16 May 2006, 19:34

Kaninchen see here:

Atlantis wrote:
Timetable:

Kinshasa - Brussels

FF 1142 22.30h - 07.30h (This flight starts at Brazaville via Kinshasa)
FF 1272 22.30h - 07.30h (This flight starts at Brazaville via Kinshasa)
FF 1412 22.30h - 09.10h

Brussels - Kinshasa:

FF 1411 12.30 - 20.25
FF 1151 23.15 - 06.15 (This flight is going further to Brazaville)
FF 1121 23.15 - 06.15 (This flight is going further to Brazaville)

There are three flights a week from Bru and CDG. There is only one flight from MAD.

Kaninchen87 · Post by **Kaninchen87** » 16 May 2006, 21:26

Yes I've read that post, but now we still don't know at which days of the week Bravo Airlines will come to Brussels, do we?

Atlantis · Post by **Atlantis** » 16 May 2006, 21:33

If you read carefully my post, then you will see that I mentioned Monday, Tuesday and Friday.

Avro · Post by **Avro** » 16 May 2006, 21:57

Atlantis wrote:If you read carefully my post, then you will see that I mentioned Monday, Tuesday and Friday.

And the first of july is a saturday

Kaninchen87 · Post by **Kaninchen87** » 17 May 2006, 07:33

Atlantis wrote:If you read carefully my post, then you will see that I mentioned Monday, Tuesday and Friday.

Alright...I'm sorry

I think I will have to get a new pair of glasses

Anyway thanks for the answer

Atlantis · Post by **Atlantis** » 17 May 2006, 16:43

Avro wrote:
Atlantis wrote:If you read carefully my post, then you will see that I mentioned Monday, Tuesday and Friday.
And the first of july is a saturday

The first flights could be between FIH and CDG in that weekend. And when the timetable will stay like it is, first flight FIH to BRU on Monday 3 July.

PS: when you look at the map, Brussels is at the border of Germany and Danemark!!! Good advertise for BRU

Wait and see.

Post by **airbuske** » 19 May 2006, 18:18

It seems that the timetable changed:

Brussels - Kinshasa

DEP: 23:15 - ARV: 06:15+1 EQP 767 -2--5-- (Flight is going further to Brazaville with arrival : 09:45 + 1)

Kinshasa - Brussels

DEP: 22:30 - ARV: 07:30+1 EQP 767 1--4-- ( Flight coming from Brazaville with departure at Brazaville: 19:45 )

Bruselas - Paris - Kinshasa

DEP: 12:30 - ARV: 20:25 EQP 767 1------

Kinshasa - Paris - Brussels

DEP: 22:30 - ARV: 09:10+1 EQP 767 1------

So the plane will stay almost a whole day @ BRU ?
And also 10 hours at Brazaville.

sab319 · Post by **sab319** » 19 May 2006, 19:15

So will the flight via Paris arrive at the A or B-pier? since Paris is intra shengen but Kinshasa out, anyone knows how that goes?

Post by **Kapitein** » 19 May 2006, 21:00

sab319 wrote:So will the flight via Paris arrive at the A or B-pier? since Paris is intra shengen but Kinshasa out, anyone knows how that goes?

The flights will arrive at the B-pier.

Pax coming from a non-schengen destination with a stopover in a schengen country will keep their status as non-schengen pax --> full passportcontrole at BRU.

For example: flight XY123 FIH - CDG - BRU with 200 pax on board.

Their are 100 pax with destination CDG and 100 pax with destination BRU. The 100 pax for CDG will enter France wich is a schengen country. If they entered France they get now the status of schengen pax. Now they can fly in the schengen area without a passportcontrole because they where fully check when they entered France.

The other 100 pax for BRU never entered, officially, a schengen country. So they keep their status as non-schengen pax. We call this a mix-flight.

Atlantis · Post by **Atlantis** » 19 May 2006, 21:51

airbuske wrote:It seems that the timetable changed:

So the plane will stay almost a whole day @ BRU ?
And also 10 hours at Brazaville.

If I look well at the timetable it's still the same, no change.

Correct, the plane will stay a whole day at BRU. This is the same situation for Ethiopian Airlines. The airplanes arrives early in the morning and departing in the evening.

Post by **airbuske** » 19 May 2006, 21:55

Atlantis , you're right

It seems that I didn't look very well I'm sorry.

Atlantis · Post by **Atlantis** » 19 May 2006, 23:15

No problem Airbuske

Enjoy your weekend

Rago · Post by **Rago** » 24 May 2006, 19:27

Atlantis wrote:Tickets can be booked from 20 May.

I wouldn't spend my money to soon on their tickets!

Last night I had to pass some time for professional reasons in front of their office in Brussels, and there were quite some "suspicious" elements about it.

At the window there is a sign proposing several jobs to fill in in that same Brussels Office, but the place is available for rent...

They tried to "prevent" curious eyes to look inside the office, but doing a little effort I was able to look inside. There are three tables with something looking as computers on them... Also several boxes scattered all over the place... No signs off people working inside that office... If you apply for a job, you have to glide your CV under the door where "one day" it will be collected by "the staff"...
Since the office is located there, I've NEVER seen a member of the "staff" working there, nor a possible client entering into the office...
To me it looks like "een linke boel" as we say in Flemish (translation = "suspicious shit")

(Pics of the office will follow to give an idea about the place...)

Atlantis · Post by **Atlantis** » 24 May 2006, 20:07

The first flights were indeed posponed several times. We will see if it will work.

Thanks for the "on field" news.

Established02 · Post by **Established02** » 24 May 2006, 20:09

Rago wrote:their office in Brussels

Where is their office located? At the "Naamsepoort/Porte de Namur" perhaps?

Thanks