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Flights from Geneva to Brussels

It's no surprise that two of  Europe's most important political, judicial and chocolate manufacturing cities are very well connected by airline routes. Direct flights from Geneva to Brussels available seven days a week are handy for bureaucrats and vacationers alike, with frequent services provided by a national carrier and a budget airline. Trips north to the Belgian capital take about one hour and 15 minutes.  Departures include morning, afternoon and evening services, with indirect connections offering additional options.

Which airlines fly from Geneva to Brussels?

Swiss national carrier Swiss Air operates daily direct flights from Geneva to Brussels, some provided in a codeshare with Brussels Airlines. Budget airline EasyJet also provides direct daily flights to the Belgian capital from Geneva. Indirect connections with one change in transit include Swiss Air flights via Zurich and KLM departures via Amsterdam.

How long is the flight from Geneva to Brussels?

Most direct flights take one hour and 15 minutes to complete the short 534 km trip north from Geneva to Brussels. Some direct services take five minutes longer. The fastest indirect connection is the Swiss Air route via Zurich, taking two hours and 55 minutes to reach the Belgian city.

How many flights are there from Geneva to Brussels?

From Sunday to Friday there are eight or nine daily direct flights from Geneva to Brussels. On Saturdays there are four direct connections. Budget airline EasyJet has two or three daily flights except on Saturday when they have just one. There are around 20 daily indirect services requiring one change en route. Departure times from Geneva range from early morning to late evening.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Geneva to Brussels?

Departure airport: Geneva International Airport is located five km north-west of the city center, with frequent connections from downtown on bus routes 5 and 10, taking 20 minutes, or trains taking six minutes. Facilities at the terminal include short and long stay parking lots, business lounges, free WiFi, gourmet food stores, international restaurants and coffee bars.

Arrival airport: Brussels Airport is 11 km north-east of central Brussels, with transfers downtown available on trains and shuttle buses, taking about 20-30 minutes to reach the center. The terminal has beer bars, luxury chocolatiers, restaurants, coffee shops, car rental desks, currency exchange bureaux, free WiFi and taxi stands.