The Belgian airline company SN Brussels, will frequently serve Yaoundé and Douala airports from next October.
Intensification of flights to Cameroon within the increase of its frequencies in Central Africa, the East and the West, and Cameroon will be one of the major hubs.
In this perspective, the company that serves four times and three times a week from Douala and Yaoundé airports will increase its weekly frequencies to six and five, respectively.
Similarly, the Angolan capital Luanda will be served three times instead of two times a week; Nairobi, Kenya five times a week instead of three while Kigali the Rwandan capital the Burundian capital Bujumbura are also each given an extra weekly services respectively on five and three times a week.
Flights between the Belgium and Africa grew by 9 percent in 2014, encouraging results that should have brought Brussels Airlines to temporarily suspend its flights to Washington in the United States from October 25, 2014, on March 29, 2015 to focus the many African destinations.
