Smooth border clearance at BRU keeps a tight layover in Brussels on schedule. Aircrew Travel plans Brussels around the crew, not the other way round.
Crew documents and the General Declaration
The General Declaration, crew member certificate and correct visas govern how crews clear immigration at BRU.
How Aircrew Travel supports crew clearance in Brussels
Aircrew Travel advises on crew visa and transit requirements for Brussels so operations teams aren't caught out.
- Correct General Declaration (GenDec) handling
- Valid crew member certificate and visas
- Awareness of Brussels transit and entry rules
- Meet-and-greet to speed clearance at BRU
Frequently asked questions
What documents do crew need at Brussels (BRU)?
Typically a valid crew member certificate, correct visas and the General Declaration — Aircrew Travel advises on Brussels specifics.
Can Aircrew Travel help avoid immigration delays in Brussels?
Yes — getting crew documentation and transit rules right for BRU prevents the most common avoidable delays.