The flights from Brussels to Kigali will, however, no longer be operated via London Gatwick which eliminates the requirement for non-Schengen citizens to hold a UK transit visa and to disembark for rescreening at London Gatwick Airport.
The Ag. CEO of RwandAir, Chance Ndagano said “We are confident that the new schedule will improve the experience of our esteemed clients boarding from Brussels while maintaining our schedule from London with only one stop in Brussels”
With a fleet of twelve aircraft including two wide-body, Airbus A330 acquired last year, the airline currently reaches out to twenty-four (24) destinations across East, Central, West and Southern Africa, the Middle East, Europe and Asia.
Later this year, the airline’s ever-growing network will spread to Guangzhou and in 2018, RwandAir plans to enter the American market with flights to New York, in the USA.
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