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[Brussels Airport] Work starts on new drop-off zone at Brussels Airport

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Work starts on new drop-off zone
at Brussels Airport 

Preparatory work has begun at Brussels Airport for the construction of a new drop-off zone behind the Sheraton hotel.  The new zone will be located at the same level of the departure hall, ensuring a smoother connection to the terminal.  Access to this zone will be separated from other traffic flows to improve circulation. The new drop-off zone will be ready by the beginning of October 2026. In the meantime, the current drop-off zone next to car park P1 will remain accessible. The construction of the new drop-off zone marks the first step in the larger infrastructure project Hub 3.0, announced by Brussels Airport in April. 

On 8 September, Brussels Airport began preparatory works for its new drop-off area, which will be located behind the Sheraton hotel at the departures hall level. This improved location will offer a smoother and more pleasant connection to the terminal, which will enhance passenger experience. The new drop-off zone will also be larger than the current one and is designed to accommodate the growing number of passengers in the coming years.  There will also be a dedicated assistance point for passengers with reduced mobility. The new drop-off zone is expected to be ready by the beginning of October 2026. Until then, the current drop-off zone next to car park P1 will remain operational. During the works, the public car parks P1, P2, and P3 will also remain accessible. 

New access road ensures smooth traffic flow towards drop-off zone 

In the initial phase of the works, a junction will be constructed on the A201, connecting the Brussels Ring Road to the airport. The exit will provide direct access to the future drop-off zone, keeping it separate from other traffic so that it flows more smoothly. From there, a bridge will link the access road directly to the new drop-off zone located behind the Sheraton Hotel at terminal level. The zone will also be attractively landscaped with plants and seating areas so passengers can begin their journey in comfort. 

Like the current drop-off area, the new zone is intended for short goodbyes only.  Anyone picking up passengers from the airport can make use of car parks P1, P2, or P3. The new drop-off zone will be operated by Interparking. 

New drop-off marks first phase of Hub 3.0 development 

The new drop-off zone marks the initial phase of the large-scale infrastructure project Hub 3.0, introduced in April. Once the new drop-off zone is operational, the current drop-off area, built in 2016,  will make way for the construction of an intermodal hub where train, tram, and bus services will converge in the future. 

In addition to the new drop-off zone and intermodal hub, the Hub 3.0 project also includes an extension of the departure and arrival halls, a new hotel, and a green boulevard with a park. The entire project should be completed by 2032 at the latest.   

About Brussels Airport   
Brussels Airport is one of the most important airports in Europe. In 2024, Brussels Airport welcomed 23.6 million passengers and transported 733,000 tonnes of cargo through the airport. Brussels Airport caters for the specific needs of business travellers and holidaymakers alike, on both intra-European and long haul flights. In 2025, the airport offers direct connections between Belgium and 210 destinations worldwide, with flights operated by 80 airlines.   
The airport also offers a leading cargo platform, specialised in the transport of pharmaceutical products, perishable goods, e-commerce and live animals. Brussels Airport is the most important pharmaceutical hub in Europe. 
With its SHIFT 2027 strategy, launched in 2022, Brussels Airport Company intends to strengthen its position as a major European hub, accelerate its ambitious sustainability goals, e.g. through the European Green Deal project Stargate, and continue to diversify its activities by focusing on innovation and cooperation.

Brussels Airport is the second most important economic growth pool in Belgium, good for 64,000 direct and indirect jobs and is owned and operated by Brussels Airport Company. The shareholders are a consortium of private investors (75%) and the  Belgian State (25%). Follow Brussels Airport on Twitter, Linkedin, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.  

About Interparking 
Since 1958, Interparking has been designing, building, managing, and maintaining high-quality parking facilities across Europe. Headquartered in Belgium, the company employs over 2,100 people and manages 1,019 car parks with approximately 435,800 spaces in 406 cities across 10 countries, including Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, France, Italy, Poland, and Romania. Interparking also operates car parks in Germany and Austria under the Contipark brand. Interparking is a certified "Taking Climate Action" organization (formerly CO₂-neutral). For more information, visit www.interparking.com.  
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Brussels Airport welcomes 2.5 million passengers in August and 5 million this summer, an increase of 3%

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Brussels Airport welcomes 2.5 million passengers in August, and 5 million this summer, an increase of 3%   

Cargo volumes grow by almost 3% to 58,000 tonnes 

In August, the second month of the summer holiday, Brussels Airport welcomed 2.5 million passengers, an increase of 3% compared to August 2024. Because of the end of the school holidays, the number of arriving passengers was very high. The busy summer period went well at Brussels Airport thanks to the great collaboration between all partners. Freight volumes grew by almost 3% to a total of 58,000 tonnes. 

During the summer holidays, Brussels Airport welcomed a total of 5 million passengers. That is 3% more than during last year's summer holidays. With a strong network of 180 destinations, including new destinations such as Atlanta and Hong Kong in addition to the classic sun destinations, there was something in the offer for everyone.  

"It was a busy summer at Brussels Airport with 5 million passengers. Thanks to good preparation and collaboration with our partners, the summer went very well. With additional check-in options, by doubling the self-bag drop capacity and using mobile check-in desks, and the deployment of extra staff by all partners, holidaymakers were able to enjoy a smooth service at the airport. In addition, the work on runway 25L/7R was completed on time and without any impact on our passengers," says Arnaud Feist, CEO of Brussels Airport Company.  

Passenger numbers: +3% compared to 2024 

In August, Brussels Airport welcomed 2,488,804 passengers, an increase of 3% compared with the same month in 2024. The number of arriving passengers is 200,000 more than the number of departing passengers due to the end of the school holidays. 

Transfer passengers accounted for 15% of the total, a lower share than last year due to the strong growth of the number of local passengers. 

The 10 most important countries in the past month were, in order: Spain, Italy, Greece, Türkiye, Morocco, Portugal, Germany, France, the United States and the United Kingdom. 

Total cargo volumes: +3% compared to 2024   

Total cargo volumes through Brussels Airport reached 57,994 tonnes in August, marking a 3% year-on-year increase. The volume of flown cargo increased by 13% to 53,606 tonnes. 

The full-freighter segment dropped by 5%, while belly cargo remained stable compared with last year.  Meanwhile, integrator services recorded a sharp rise of 38%, while trucked cargo volumes dropped with 51,5%.    

The main import regions were Asia, Africa, and North America. We also see the same top three in the main export regions: Asia, followed by Africa and North America. 

Flight movements: +2% compared to August 2024 

The number of flight movements in August rose by 2% compared to the same period last year. The number of passenger flights increased by 2%, while there were 1% less cargo flights. 

There were 152 passengers per flight on average, which is one more than in August 2024.

About Brussels Airport   
Brussels Airport is one of the most important airports in Europe. In 2024, Brussels Airport welcomed 23.6 million passengers and transported 733,000 tonnes of cargo through the airport. Brussels Airport caters for the specific needs of business travellers and holidaymakers alike, on both intra-European and long haul flights. In 2025, the airport offers direct connections between Belgium and 210 destinations worldwide, with flights operated by 80 airlines.   
The airport also offers a leading cargo platform, specialised in the transport of pharmaceutical products, perishable goods, e-commerce and live animals. Brussels Airport is the most important pharmaceutical hub in Europe. 
With its SHIFT 2027 strategy, launched in 2022, Brussels Airport Company intends to strengthen its position as a major European hub, accelerate its ambitious sustainability goals, e.g. through the European Green Deal project Stargate, and continue to diversify its activities by focusing on innovation and cooperation.

Brussels Airport is the second most important economic growth pool in Belgium, good for 64,000 direct and indirect jobs and is owned and operated by Brussels Airport Company. The shareholders are a consortium of private investors (75%) and the  Belgian State (25%). Follow Brussels Airport on Twitter, Linkedin, Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.  
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