The international airport of Brussels (BRU) is situated 13 km northeast of the city of Brussels and serves millions of passengers per year. It has a Terminal with 2 piers, the Á and the Â, from where depart and arrive domestic flights, flights inside Europe, but also transatlanitc flights. 260 airline companies and 20.000 employees are employed at Brussels airport, while the most frequent destinations are England, Netherlands, Italy, Germany and Spain. Some of the air companies which the airport of Brussels cooperates with are Brussels Airlines, American Airlines, TAP Portugal, Scandinavian Airlines, Jet Airways, Austrian Airlines, Lufthansa, AirOne, British Airways, Swiss Air, Polish Lot and more.
The international airport of Brussels develops rapidly. Recently the procedure of renovation of the departure lounge has been completed successfully, giving the impression of renewal. In fact, measurements show that over 18.5 million passengers used the airport in 2008, haning increased by 3.6% compared with the mobility of 2007. It is also distinguished for its environmentally friendly action and holds ISO 14001.

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• The train station is placed at the basement of the airport of Brussels, under the area of the Terminal and has 4 scheduled routes per hour with destinations various spots in the city of Brussels, but also all over the country with connections in cities of the eastern, western and southern Belgium.
• At the ground floor, just below the arrivals hall, there is a bus station with 3 platforms that serve many areas in Brussels and they connect the airport with the central railway station (line 471) and the metro of the city at Roodebeek station (line 659).
• By car you can reach the airport through the highway Á201/Vilvoordelaan. The parking areas of the airport operate 24 hours of 24 hours and can accommodate up to 9,000 vehicles, so you will not confront any parking problems. The route by taxi costs approximatively 30 euros for the center of the city and lasts almost 25 minutes.

• Belgium is oftenly a destination for business purposes because of the nternational meetings and conferences that are hosted. Inside the airport you can find the conference area «Sky Hall» with capacity of 1.500 persons, as meeting rooms are fully equipped. In addition, very oftenly are hosted art exhibitions, but also exhibitions with special subjects such as the history of Belgian beer.
• In progress is also the extension of the underground connection that was initiated in October ôïõ 2007 between the railway station at Brussels International Airport and the new railway line Schaarbeek – Mechelen. This line will serve much the travellersfrom the areas Antwerp and Mechelen, because through the national highway Å19 they will be able to use the train for transportation to the International Airport of Brussels, without stations but also without passing through the city of Brussels. It is expected to be completed in 2012.