Air Belgium gains operating certificate
Low-fare airline Air Belgium has received its operating certificate from Belgium, allowing it to start selling tickets for planned service with one of four Airbus A340-300s between Brussels and Hong Kong in mid-April. Air Belgium plans to provide low-fare direct services between Brussels and several destinations in China as well as other points in Asia. The airline said in January it will base its operations at Brussels South Charleroi Airport, the second-busiest facility in the country. Plans call for the construction of a premium terminal at the current Terminal Sud executive aviation facility, which will allow passengers to clear customs and board their flights within 20 minutes of arrival. <br/>
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Air Belgium gains operating certificate
Low-fare airline Air Belgium has received its operating certificate from Belgium, allowing it to start selling tickets for planned service with one of four Airbus A340-300s between Brussels and Hong Kong in mid-April. Air Belgium plans to provide low-fare direct services between Brussels and several destinations in China as well as other points in Asia. The airline said in January it will base its operations at Brussels South Charleroi Airport, the second-busiest facility in the country. Plans call for the construction of a premium terminal at the current Terminal Sud executive aviation facility, which will allow passengers to clear customs and board their flights within 20 minutes of arrival. <br/>
