Women's Day is today, so Brussels Airlines is running its Berlin flights with only women in the cockpit and in the cabin. All of the other airlines in the Lufthansa Group do the same thing to support the Women's Day theme. If you are looking for Brussels Cheap flights Tickets on this women’s day, you can book these tickets from our website in the section of online booking.
International Women's Day is being celebrated all over the world today under the slogan #BeBoldForChange. This is a reminder that equality between men and women is important and that we need a better, more inclusive world.
Brussels Airlines makes a symbolic contribution by sending only women to work on some of its flights to Berlin, which is one of the busiest routes in its network. Today, Celine, Lisa, Isabelle, Sofie, Marion, Stéphanie, Greet, Caroline, Kathleen, Audrey, Evelien, and Valerie, among others, take Brussels Airlines passengers to the German capital. SWISS, Austrian, and Lufthansa, which are also part of the Lufthansa Group, follow suit and send women pilots from Frankfurt, Munich, Dusseldorf, Geneva, and Vienna to Berlin Tegel. Today is also the start of the Internationale Tourismusborse ITB Berlin, which is one of the most important tourism events in the world.
There are 1,810 women and 1,739 men working for Brussels Airlines. Women make up 51% of the population. There are women working in every part of the company, including management, cockpit and cabin crew (10% of pilots are women and 72% of cabin crews), airport ground staff, aircraft maintenance, Brussels Airlines Cargo, and all support services.
Brussels Airlines has an HR policy that puts a lot of emphasis on things that help people find a good balance between work and life. Brussels Airlines tries to help people find a good balance between work and family by offering things like part-time work, flexible hours, sabbaticals, and ways to work from home
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