Virgin Atlantic is determined to function flights between London Heathrow and Brussels for the iciness season with the aim of transporting cargo all around the height interval.
Working on Virgin Atlantic’s Airbus A330-300 and Airbus A350-1000 plane with a capability of up to 50 tonnes per flight, the service plans to transport time-basic goods equivalent to perishables and prescribed pills which this present day are transported from Heathrow Airport to European hubs by truck companies and products. The new service, working from 27th October 2024 thru to 29th March 2025, will provide companies opportunities to export and import goods between Europe and high markets in the UK and across our network with snappily air connectivity.
Juha Jarvinen, Chief Commercial Officer commented: “All over the iciness interval, we can function companies and products to Brussels, a vacation jam we’re aware of having flown there efficiently all around the Covid-19 pandemic. This new service will transport a unfold of goods in conjunction with perishables and prescribed pills, offering snappily connections for our customers between Brussels and the broader European space and Virgin Atlantic’s intensive route network by process of London Heathrow.
