Brussels Airport will offer 136 direct destinations during the 2026–27 winter season, adding Santiago de Compostela, Nantes, Kemi-Tornio and Evenes to its network. The season begins on 25 October, with Fly2Galicia scheduled to launch twice-weekly Santiago service on 1 December and easyJet to begin twice-weekly flights to Nantes on 26 October. Brussels Airlines will introduce seasonal services to the two Nordic destinations.
Brussels Airlines is scheduled to operate twice-weekly flights to Kemi-Tornio from 25 December and weekly flights to Evenes from 6 February 2027. The carrier and Finnair will both serve Kittilä, while Brussels Airport’s intercontinental network will comprise 40 nonstop destinations.
Additional capacity is planned on selected existing routes. Transavia will add flights to Las Palmas, Reykjavik and Porto, while Etihad Airways is scheduled to increase Abu Dhabi service from seven to 11 weekly flights from 15 December. The expanded winter schedule combines new leisure-oriented routes with higher frequencies on established European and long-haul services.