BRU · Arrivals
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· 115 arrivals on the board
- 18:5919:10LO2303Baggage claim
- 19:00OE7501Baggage claim
- 19:0219:00IB601Baggage claim
- 19:153O115On time
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- 19:2019:05A3622On time
- 19:253O111On time
- 19:253O117On time
- 19:3019:40EK181On time
- 19:3419:45SN2260Gate A48On time
- 19:3519:10OS297Delayed by 25 m
- 19:3520:25TB2422On time
- 19:45FB407On time
- 19:4519:50SK597On time
- 19:5019:15AZ154Delayed by 35 m
- 19:50OU4456On time
- 19:55SN2650On time
- 19:55SN2906Gate A54On time
- 19:5720:05FR2929On time
- 19:5820:05SN2826Gate A52On time
- 20:00SN2096On time
- 20:00BJ396On time
- 20:0119:50SN2294Gate A50On time
- 20:0720:00SN3244Gate A56On time
- 20:0920:05TP644On time
- 20:10SN3810Gate A44On time
- 20:10SN2588On time
- 20:10SN2556Gate A70On time
- 20:1520:05SN2284Gate A66On time
- 20:15SN2812On time
How do I get to and from Brussels Airport?
Brussels Airport is well connected by public transport and road. Trains run from the station beneath the terminal to central Brussels and many Belgian cities, with onward rail connections available. Regional and airport buses serve Brussels districts and nearby towns. Official taxis, ride-hailing services, hotel shuttles, car rental desks, and short- and long-stay parking are available around the terminal area.
How do the terminals work at Brussels Airport?
Brussels Airport uses a single main terminal, with check-in, departures, arrivals, and baggage claim arranged by level and clearly signposted. After check-in and security, passengers continue to the relevant pier, with Schengen and non-Schengen flights separated by passport control where required. Transfers are generally handled inside the same airport complex, but connection times should allow for walking, screening, and border checks.