Brussels Airlines is marking 100 years of aviation ties with Africa, commemorating the historic first flight from Brussels to Kinshasa on February 12, 1925.
According to zephyrnet.com, this milestone highlights a century of air connectivity, trade, and cultural exchange between Belgium and the African continent, reinforcing the airline’s deep-rooted presence in the region.
Today, Brussels Airlines continues to strengthen its deep-rooted ties with Africa, serving 18 destinations across the continent.
As the African Competence Center of the Lufthansa Group, Brussels Airlines plays a key role in linking major hubs and niche markets. The airline remains committed to expanding its fleet and capacity, with an 11th Airbus A330 entering service in June 2025.
From pioneering flights to modern connectivity, Brussels Airlines celebrates a century of bridging Belgium and Africa, reinforcing economic and cultural ties.
