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        	  Air Belgium has launched two flights per week 
			  between Brussels Charleroi and Hong Kong. 
			  The new route will be operated by Airbus 
			  A340 aircraft with 257 seats, including 32 business class seats, 
			  21 premium seats and 212 economy seats. 
			  In June, Air Belgium will operate two 
			  flights per week to Hong Kong departing from Brussels Charleroi, 
			  three per week as from July and four flights per week from October 
			  onwards. 
			  	
			   
			  As Air Belgium looks to expand across Asia 
			  - especially China, the airline is promising to grow its Hong Kong 
			  presence with the addition of over 100 new local staff members in 
			  the city this year. 
			  Niky Terzakis, Chief Executive Officer at Air 
			  Belgium, said, “We’re thrilled to launch our first-ever route, which is the result 
			  of two years of great teamwork. Air Belgium’s promise is to 
			  deliver affordable, Belgian hospitality and direct access between 
			  Brussels Charleroi and Hong Kong, both regional platforms. This is 
			  an exciting first step for us as we continue to grow our business 
			  in the region.” 
			  Roundtrip 
			  fares start at HKD 4,499 in Economy, HKD 9,999 in Premium and HKD 
			  19,999 in Business. These prices include 23 kg of luggage, a meal 
			  and local taxes. 
			  Mr. Fred Lam JP, Chief Executive Officer of 
			  Airport Authority Hong Kong, said, “We welcome Air Belgium’s 
			  decision to choose Hong Kong as the destination to launch their 
			  inaugural flight, which is a testament to Hong Kong’s status as a 
			  leading international aviation hub and the business potential for 
			  airlines in Asia. The new direct service also further strengthens 
			  HKIA’s extensive air network and provides more choices to our 
			  passengers. We wish Air Belgium every success in Hong Kong and the 
			  region.” 
  
			  
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