Since the bankruptcy of Sabena, SN Brussels Airlines is the new Belgian airline operating from Brussels International Airport. SN Brussels Airlines is started from Sabena's subsidiary: Delta Air Transport.

Contents

1 Codes 2 Fleet 3 Some Dates 4 External Links

Codes

• IATA Code: SN
• ICAO Code: DAT
• Radio Callsign: S-tail (speak out: esstail)

Fleet

The SN Brussels Airlines fleet consists of:

• 14 Avro RJ85
• 12 Avro RJ100
• 5 BAe 146
• 3 Airbus A319-100
• 3 Airbus A330-300 (operated by Birdy Airlines in full SNBA colors)

Some Dates

• November 10th, 2001: First flight of Delta Air Transport.
• February 15th, 2002: New name for DAT: SN Brussels Airlines.
• April 26th, 2002: SNBA starts a codeshare with Birdy Airlines for its African Destinations.
• February 7th, 2003: SNBA receives 3 Airbus A319's.
• February 7th, 2003: New colorscheme for SNBA aircrafts.
• Summer 2003: Codeshare with American Airlines for destinations in the US.

External Links

• Official Website (http://www.flysn.be/)
• Official Virtual Airline (http://www.svagroup.org/snba/)

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