SN Brussels improves comfort on Africa flights

Belgian airline SN Brussels has made some improvements that will make its flights connecting Europe and Africa more comfortable for passengers.

For travellers to Africa seeking low-cost fares in economy class, new ergonomically-designed seats will afford more legroom and personal space, while taller people can benefit from a new adjustable headrest.

On-board entertainment has also been improved – new LCD video screens have been introduced throughout the aircraft, along with better audio quality.

Meanwhile, passengers in business class can enjoy a new seat that reclines to become a fully-flat bed almost two metres in length.

The changes have been made to SN Brussels' Airbus A330-300 planes that connect the Belgian capital with 13 destinations in Africa.

The airline's Ursula Silling said the investments in in-flight comfort "clearly illustrate that we have a lot of ambition on the African continent". She added that the connections at Brussels Airport are "very customer friendly", with limited distances between gates.

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Comments

[M N Gatimu]

This is true about SN Brussels. I have used the carrier four times to Africa and I have enjoyed my flights. The cabin crew are very friendly and helpful.

I always recommend SN Brussels airlines to my friend.

Thank you for the efforts to make the long flights more comfortable for passengers.

Keep it up.