Cheap flights to Belgium

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May 30 — Jun 61

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Flights to Belgium in 2023

Flight route prices based on searches on Cheapflights within the last 3 days, monthly prices based on aggregated historical data.

Popular in

July

Cheapest in

March

Average price

$703

Round-trip from

$323

One-way from

$323
High demand for flights, 14% potential price rise
Best time to find cheap flights, 2% potential price drop
Average for round-trip flights in May 2023
From New York to Brussels
One-way flight from New York to Belgium

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New York John F Kennedy IntlBrussels Bruxelles-National

JFK - BRU

JFKBRU

New York John F Kennedy Intl

Wed 9/6

1 stop22h 20m

Brussels Bruxelles-National

Thu 9/14

1 stop15h 00m

New Windsor StewartBrussels Bruxelles-National

SWF - BRU

SWFBRU

New Windsor Stewart

Wed 9/6

1 stop10h 15m

Brussels Bruxelles-National

Thu 9/14

1 stop11h 30m

NewarkBrussels Bruxelles-National

EWR - BRU

EWRBRU

Newark

Tue 11/14

1 stop17h 20m

Brussels Bruxelles-National

Tue 11/28

1 stop32h 25m

New York John F Kennedy IntlBrussels Bruxelles-National

JFK - BRU

JFKBRU

New York John F Kennedy Intl

Mon 11/6

1 stop10h 35m

Brussels Bruxelles-National

Mon 11/13

1 stop15h 10m

New York John F Kennedy IntlBrussels Bruxelles-National

JFK - BRU

JFKBRU

New York John F Kennedy Intl

Mon 9/11

1 stop26h 55m

Brussels Bruxelles-National

Wed 9/13

1 stop32h 30m

New York John F Kennedy IntlBrussels Bruxelles-National

JFK - BRU

JFKBRU

New York John F Kennedy Intl

Mon 10/16

1 stop19h 30m

Brussels Bruxelles-National

Tue 10/24

1 stop14h 20m

New York John F Kennedy IntlBrussels Bruxelles-National

JFK - BRU

JFKBRU

New York John F Kennedy Intl

Mon 10/2

1 stop12h 25m

Brussels Bruxelles-National

Mon 10/9

1 stop19h 30m

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Reviews of Airlines Servicing Belgium

Get a feel of what it's like to fly with Undisclosed Carrier, PLAY and Aer Lingus to Belgium by reading reviews from past customers. In addition to providing an overall rating, users have also rated airlines in terms of entertainment options, comfort, food, crew/service, and boarding process.
United Airlines
7.6
Good
1,487 reviews

Comfort

7.4

Food

6.8

Entertainment

7.1

Overall

7.6

Crew

8.2

Boarding

7.8

Reviews

1 / 10

Seat was old with little support. Despite checking in the day before our young children (under 12) were assigned seats several rows away from us.

United Airlines
7.6
Good
1,487 reviews
United Airlines
7.6
Good
1,487 reviews

Comfort

7.4

Food

6.8

Entertainment

7.1

Overall

7.6

Crew

8.2

Boarding

7.8

Reviews

1 / 10

Seat was old with little support. Despite checking in the day before our young children (under 12) were assigned seats several rows away from us.

American Airlines
7.4
Good
2,147 reviews
United Airlines
7.6
Good
1,487 reviews

Comfort

7.4

Food

6.8

Entertainment

7.1

Overall

7.6

Crew

8.2

Boarding

7.8

Reviews

1 / 10

Seat was old with little support. Despite checking in the day before our young children (under 12) were assigned seats several rows away from us.

Turkish Airlines
7.3
Good
1,383 reviews
United Airlines
7.6
Good
1,487 reviews

Comfort

7.4

Food

6.8

Entertainment

7.1

Overall

7.6

Crew

8.2

Boarding

7.8

Reviews

1 / 10

Seat was old with little support. Despite checking in the day before our young children (under 12) were assigned seats several rows away from us.

Scandinavian Airlines
7.2
Good
140 reviews
United Airlines
7.6
Good
1,487 reviews

Comfort

7.4

Food

6.8

Entertainment

7.1

Overall

7.6

Crew

8.2

Boarding

7.8

Reviews

1 / 10

Seat was old with little support. Despite checking in the day before our young children (under 12) were assigned seats several rows away from us.

Aer Lingus
6.8
Okay
272 reviews
United Airlines
7.6
Good
1,487 reviews

Comfort

7.4

Food

6.8

Entertainment

7.1

Overall

7.6

Crew

8.2

Boarding

7.8

Reviews

1 / 10

Seat was old with little support. Despite checking in the day before our young children (under 12) were assigned seats several rows away from us.

What is the cheapest month to fly to Belgium?

The cheapest ticket to Belgium found for each month in 2023 based on historical flight searches by Cheapflights users.

January

$640

February

$658

March

$735

April

$811

May

$826

June

$1,035

July

$1,203

August

$880

September

$804

October

$730

November

$739

December

$769

Currently, January is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Belgium. Flying to Belgium in July will prove the most costly. There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.

When is the best time to fly to Belgium?

Average Belgium flight ticket prices and weather conditions for 2023 and 2024 by month

NYC - BRU

Price

$640 - $1,319

BRU

Temperature

37.4 - 62.6 °F

BRU

Rainfall

1.6 - 3.1 inches

Peak season:

As is common with most European countries, booking a cheap flight to Belgium during the holiday season, the summer months, or over Easter will be difficult seeing as those are peak travel times.

Tourists start arriving around Easter time when the starts to warm up. The city hosts a number of events such as the Procession of the Holy Blood, one of the oldest and most solemn religious events in the world. Book your flights to Belgium in advance if you’re intending to visit then (May time). The crowds continue to come during the summer. You’ll find flights to Brussels more expensive during the peak of Summer, so plan ahead if you want to visit then. Spring is a great time to secure your flight tickets as the cities aren’t crowded with tourists and the weather is mostly mild, with the exception of a chilly day creeping here and there. Autumn matches Spring in terms of weather and lower tourist rates, meaning you can grab the cheapest flights to Belgium then.

Off-peak Season: Because of Belgium’s cold winters that are further chilled by coastal winds coming off the North Sea, Belgium cheap flights are easier to come by in the winter after the holiday rush

The canals can freeze over entirely though, so much that they are used for ice skating. If you’re a fan of the cold rather than the sun, this is the perfect time to book flights to Belgium, with bargains available on flight tickets and hotels. The Christmas market in Belgium is also magical and worth a visit whilst you’re in Belgium.

When is the best time to book a flight to Belgium?

Flights to Belgium are readily available and always at a cheap price for most of the year. If you’re thinking of visiting during a festival or event then expect the price of your flight tickets to increase, but with a bit of forward thinking you can still grab cheap flights to Belgium then by booking early. The winter season is always cheap, with the cheapest flights to Belgium offered practically whenever you book, meaning a spontaneous weekend getaway is definitely on the cards. Being flexible will give you the best chance of saving money on your flight tickets though, and means you’ll book the cheapest flights to Belgium.

Belgium Travel Guide

Belgium is located in the heart of Europe, bordering the Netherlands, Germany, France,

Luxembourg and the North Sea. This kingdom is split between the Dutch-speaking Flemish region in the north and the largely French-speaking Walloon region in the south. As headquarters of the European Union and NATO, it’s not surprising that there are three official languages and English is spoken widely, too. Belgium has elevated chocolate making to an art form and there are more than 400 types of beer. With five airports, it is very well connected.

Flanders, in the North of Belgium, boasts Antwerp, Europe’s diamond capital; Bruges, a popular medieval town, and Ghent, less touristy than Bruges but equally pretty. The Flanders coast has smooth sandy beaches with pretty little resort towns such as Blankenberge, De Haan and De Panne, and has one of the longest tram lines in the world – the Kusttram.

In Wallonia are the Ardennes and Liege, Namur and Tournai. Brussels is capital, a charming cosmopolitan city of cobblestone squares and modern buildings.

Step off your flight to Belgium and immerse yourself in a country full of culture, language and cuisine that feeds the soul of all travelers. When your flight to Belgium arrives, you’ll see that it’s easily divided between the Dutch and the French (the Flanders and the Wallonia, respectfully) but that doesn’t mean visitors to Belgium have to choose sides. Enjoy one of the 400 beers Belgium offers, take part in a Belgium waffle-making class, go shopping in some high-fashion boutiques, and pick up some world-famous chocolate for your Belgium flight back home.

Belgium is one of the smallest countries in Europe, but there’s enough packed into this small country to please any tourist. Book a flight to Belgium to surrender to an utterly satisfying way of life.

 Getting to and around Belgium

With the airport only 9 miles away from Brussels, finding your way to the center of Brussels is an easy transition to make after your flights to Belgium. There is a dedicated airport line to take you by train, you’ll need special tickets though, as regular metro tickets aren’t accepted. You can purchase them from Level -1 at the airport railway station though before you board. De Lijn is a bus company which offers regular transportation to and from the airport. It is a cheaper choice than taking the metro, however, it doesn’t provide the flexibility that the metro offers. You can also take a taxi from the airport, if there are a few of you to split the fare then this is a convenient way to travel.

You don’t have to stop with the savings once you’ve paid for your Belgium cheap flight: Belgium’s rail system is incredibly affordable and easy to use.

If your cheap flight to Belgium is the first leg of your European itinerary and you’re ready to hit the ground running, hop on a train to reach destinations beyond Brussels. High-speed Eurostar trains operate between Brussels and London, as do the high-speed Thalys trains between Brussels and Amsterdam and Paris.

Tips for your stay in Belgium

  • The European parliament building in Brusselsstands by the Leopold Park and is often called the “Caprice des Dieux” (caprice of the gods) by locals: both because this whim cost a lot to construct and also because its shape resembles that of the cheese of the same name. Tours in the building are possible.
  • Brugesis probably the most picturesque city in Belgium, set on a canal near the North Sea, with perfectly preserved medieval buildings. One of the most romantic ways to see the city is from a canal boat. Book a trip from the tourist bureau or just arrive at the landing stage.
  • The historic city of Antwerpcan be reached by train from Brussels in just over an hour. The largest city in Flanders, Antwerp has a lot to offer a tourist, though it is often overlooked. At its center is the Grote Markt, or town square. Similar to the Grand Place of Brussels, the square is surrounded by the town hall and guildhouses. Markets take place here during the summer and in the winter there is an outdoor skating rink.
  • Ghentis the capital of East Flanders. One of the best sights in the town is the Gravensteen, a 12th-century castle located right in the middle of the town. The counts of Flanders built huge stone castles, complete with turrets and moats, in all the main cities of Flanders, but the Gravensteen (meaning “castle of the counts”) is the only one which survived.
  • The carnival of Binche(a small town in Hainaut) is the most popular carnival in the country and a major draw for tourists; it was even added to the Unesco World Heritage list in 2005. If you miss the actual carnival, however, there is a carnival museum in town, with costumes on display
  • Belgian beeris popular worldwide. The country boasts around 250 different varieties – more than enough to sample a new one for each drink. Belgian brews include Stella Artois, Leffe and Chimay in bars worldwide. Look into beer tours and organized pub crawls while you’re traveling in Belgium: Not only is it a great way to meet fellow travelers and sample the best of Belgian brew, it’s an opportunity to really get to know a city in a way that’ll expose you to sights and attractions you wouldn’t necessarily find in your guidebook.
  • Godiva, the international fine chocolate company, hails from Belgium, as do Callebaut, Cote d’Or, Neuhaus and Leonidas. Belgium produces over 172,000 tons of chocolate annually and more than 2,000 chocolate shops are scattered throughout the country. Several of these chocolate shops and chocolate museums offer tours and demonstrations year round, but try to book your Belgium cheap flight in time for the Bruges Chocolate Festival, which usually takes place in April.
  • As one of the founding members of the European Union, Belgium is home to the seat of the European Commission, which holds the right to initiate legislative process with the interest of all 27 members of the European Union in mind. Berlaymont, the primary seat of the European Commission, is located in the European Quarter of Brussels.

Finding Flights from Belgium

Looking to fly out of Belgium to expand your vacation or visit another region? The Brussels International Airport serves a wide variety of carriers, and Cheapflights can help you find an outbound flight at a great deal.

If you need reliable transportation to Brussels International Airport, there are several options available that can help you arrive in plenty of time prior to your departure. Train service from the central stations in Amsterdam, Brussels, Rotterdam and the Hague will take you directly to Brussels International Airport, and many hotels offer complimentary bus shuttles. Zip Car and Drive Now car sharing services are also available throughout Brussels for convenient transport, and you can leave your car at the designated holding areas once you arrive at the terminal. Brussels Airport Taxi cabs are readily available throughout the city at most times of the day, but it’s always a good idea to pre-book your taxi to ensure a timely airport drop off.

To learn more about the Brussels International Airport, check out our helpful online guide.

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