The Lufthansa Group–Singapore Airlines Joint Venture welcomes Brussels Airlines

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The Lufthansa Group and Singapore Airlines have announced the expansion of their long-standing Joint Venture through the addition of Brussels Airlines (SN)

This will further strengthen their strategic partnership and enhancing connectivity between Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.

Expanded network and greater travel flexibility

Effective 26 October 2025, customers will be able to book Brussels Airlines codeshare flights on the Singapore–Brussels route, operated by Singapore Airlines. This addition offers travellers expanded travel options and seamless connections between Singapore, Belgium, and beyond, complementing the existing network of both airline groups.

Strengthening a proven partnership

Felipe Bonifatti, Lufthansa Group Vice President Asia Pacific and Joint Ventures East, said:

“The Asia-Pacific region is home to more Lufthansa Group Joint Ventures than anywhere else in the world. The integration of Brussels Airlines into our Joint Venture with Singapore Airlines underlines our commitment to offering customers in APAC greater choice and seamless connectivity across Europe. This step is a natural progression of our long-standing partnership with Singapore Airlines.”

Eight years of collaboration and growth

The Lufthansa Group–Singapore Airlines Joint Venture, established in 2017, recently marked its eighth anniversary. It currently provides customers with joint fares across seven countries and 26 destinations, offering coordinated schedules, aligned fares, and integrated services across both networks.

The expanded partnership also extends to intermodal feeder routes — bus and rail connections to the airlines’ European hubs — improving accessibility for passengers across the continent.

Looking ahead

This latest development sets the stage for future collaboration, opening the door for additional Lufthansa Group and Singapore Airlines subsidiaries to join the Joint Venture. Together, the partners aim to further enhance global network access and provide travellers between Europe and the Asia-Pacific region with more choice, convenience, and connectivity than ever before.