RwandAir, the national carrier of the Republic of Rwanda, will commence non-stop flights from Kigali to Brussels, in Belgium next month. All returning flights from Brussels to Kigali will be via London.

The new three weekly service between Brussels and Kigali will be operated by the airline’s 3-class Airbus A330 fleet equipped with inflight connectivity and differentiated on-board products.

Brussels, Belgium’s fascinating capital and the administrative capital of the European Union, is mainly known for centuries of history, renaissance architecture and monuments.

The city’s main attractions include the Grand-Place, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Bronzed Manneken-Pis and admirable green spaces such as the “Parc du Cinquantenaire”, Belgian Independence Monument.

The launch of flights to Brussels comes after the airline’s successful entry into the London market last month (May). The new route takes RwandAir’s network to twenty-three (23) destinations.

With a fleet of 12 aircraft including two wide-body Airbus A330s, RwandAir currently flies to 22 destinations across East, Central, West and Southern Africa, the Middle East, Europe and Asia.