Discover here the latest information about Brest Bretagne Airport

 

CHALAIR OPENS BREST/ORLY LINE

At a press conference held in Brest on Wednesday 30 November, the French company Chalair Aviation announced the opening of the BREST/ORLY line from 8 March 2023.

Flights will be conducted in ATR 72 with 70 seats, with 2 round trips per weekday and a round trip on Sunday evening.

Tickets are already on sale. Reservations can be made through travel agencies and online sales sites www.chalair.eu or www.airfrance.fr.

CHALAIR is a partner of Air France KLM’s Flying Blue loyalty programme. The accumulation of miles is possible on all its scheduled routes.

 

The Spanish low cost company Volotea is proposing to connect Brest and Marseille every Monday and Friday.

After Corsica, Montpellier, Nice and Palma de Mallorca, Marseille becomes the 6th line operated by the company Volotea which continues its development from Brest Bretagne Airport.

Bookings are already open from 29€ on the company’s website.

On the program Printemps Eté 2023 there will be 9 weekly rotations between Brest and Marseille with Transavia flights that will become daily from the end of March.

 

Brest Bretagne Airport : Summer 2022 season review, recovery confirmed

With a cumulative traffic of almost 690,000 passengers, the number of passengers at Brest Bretagne airport has already exceeded the figures for 2021 at the end of October, when 654,926 passengers used the Brest platform.

Discover the results of the summer 2022 season, the program of the autumn winter 2022-2023 season, the 2023 outlook as well as the environmental action reviews and new services offered by downloading the press release.

 

Obtaining the ACA 2: a new stage of climate action

 

ACA 2 marks the willingness of Brest Bretagne airport to participate in achieving the carbon neutrality that the airline sector has set itself.

In concrete terms, Level 2 of the CBA recognizes, to begin with, the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions on the basis of the calculation of direct emissions (those under the direct control of the airport) against a three-year rolling average.

Brest Bretagne airport has therefore committed to reducing its direct CO2 emissions by 20% by 2026 (compared to 2016).

 

The next step is to achieve CBA Level 3 by 2024. To this end, the scope of emissions assessment will be extended to all airport partners (indirect emissions). The mobilization of all stakeholders will be essential to implement concrete actions to reduce our CO2 footprint.

 

“We strongly believe in the need to improve our environmental footprint, including by reducing our greenhouse gas emissions. This label is only one step in the essential decarbonization of our activities.» Claude ARPHEXAD, Director of Brest Bretagne airport.