Brussels South Charleroi Airport welcomes 2 millionth passenger of the year
Brussels South Charleroi Airport, Belgium’s most accessible airport, celebrated today the arrival of its 2 millionth passenger for 2008. Private Wings flight PWF74 arrived on time at 09.10am and carried on board Miss Bettina Kral who was welcomed by BSCA’s CEO Marcel Buelens with flowers and a bottle of special Brussels South Charleroi Airport „cuvé”.
Brussels South Charleroi Airport, Belgium's most accessible airport, celebrated today the arrival of its 2 millionth passenger for 2008. Private Wings flight PWF74 arrived on time at 09.10am and carried on board Miss Bettina Kral who was welcomed by BSCA's CEO Marcel Buelens with flowers and a bottle of special Brussels South Charleroi Airport „cuvé".
Belgium's second largest airport has an increasing number of business passengers partly due to the airline Private Wings, flying 2 weekly flights between Brussels South and Ingolstadt in Germany.
The 2 millionth passenger, Miss Bettina Kral arrived this morning for her very first day at Audi Belgium and was pleasantly surprised by the attention. Marcel Buelens, CEO of Brussels South Charleroi Airport said:
„We are delighted with the arrival of the 2 millionth passenger for 2008. After a record-breaking summer we now look forward to a busy winter season. By the end of October 12 new routes will be launched to brand new and exciting destinations such as Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Riga, Manchester and Fez. But also the return of the typical ski routes Grenoble and Turin. We expect a total of 2,9 million passengers to travel through Brussels South Charleroi Airport during this calendar year."