With Boeing 767-300ER
aircraft featuring Economy and Comfort service, Jetairfly will begin the new
service on April 4, 2014 with flights on Mondays and Fridays. Bookings are
scheduled to be available at the end of October.
“The launch of Brussels service at MIA
is part of our plan to add strategic new destinations to our international
network,” said Miami-Dade Aviation Director Emilio T. Gonzalez. “Brussels is one of the most influential tourism hubs in Europe and seat of the European Community government. We
are extremely excited and honored that Jetairfly chose MIA as their first U.S.
destination.”
International passenger
traffic at MIA continues to grow in 2013, with an increase of four percent
through July. Already this year, new
routes have included the Caribbean destinations of Guadeloupe and Martinique in
April by American Airlines and additional service for existing routes from Paris by new carrier XL
Airways France in June and from Port au Prince by new carrier Haiti Aviation in
July.
Additional new routes
scheduled this year are: Oranjestad, Aruba by new carrier Aruba Airlines on
September 15; Calgary by Canadian low-cost
carrier WestJet in October; and Milan , Italy and the Brazilian destinations of Curitiba and Porto
Alegre by American Airlines in November.
Created in 2003, Jetairfly
operates a network of 168 routes and connects 107 airports. It has a fleet of
22 modern aircraft and transported 2.8 million passengers in 2012. Jetairfly is
part of TUI Travel Belgium ,
the largest tourism group in Belgium ,
and of TUI Travel PLC, the largest Pan-European tourism group, operating a
fleet of 141 aircraft and offering a wide range of other services.
