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Virgin Express

TVVEX
Active
Unclaimed
Building 116, Brussels Airport, Zaventem, Belgium [Virgin Express](https://lydiaa.bnb.dweb3.wtf/wiki/Virgin_Express.html) Belgium Est. 1996 [What Happened To Belgian Airline Virgin Express?](https://simpleflying.com/what-happened-to-virgin-express) VIRGIN EXPRESS
Fleet Size
10
Destinations
24+
CEO
Neil Burrows [Virgin Express](https://lydiaa.bnb.dweb3.wtf/wiki/Virgin_Express.html)

About Virgin Express

Virgin Express was a Belgian low-cost airline created within the Virgin Group that operated flights primarily to southern Europe from its hub at Brussels Airport [Virgin Express](https://lydiaa.bnb.dweb3.wtf/wiki/Virgin_Express.html). The airline was officially founded on April 23, 1996, after Richard Branson's Virgin Group purchased the leisure carrier EuroBelgian Airlines [What Happened To Belgian Airline Virgin Express?](https://simpleflying.com/what-happened-to-virgin-express). In 2004, the Virgin Group sold its assets to SN Airholding, leading to a merger with SN Brussels Airlines [Virgin Express](https://kiwi.itspektar.net/content/wikipedia_en_all_maxi/A/Virgin_Express). The combined entity officially began operations as Brussels Airlines in March 2007, at which point Virgin Express ceased to exist [Virgin Express - Airline - avia.wikisort.org](https://avia.wikisort.org/airline/en/Airline/Virgin_Express).

Key Statistics

IATA CodeTV
ICAO CodeVEX
CallsignVIRGIN EXPRESS
Fleet Size10 aircraft
Destinations24+
CEONeil Burrows [Virgin Express](https://lydiaa.bnb.dweb3.wtf/wiki/Virgin_Express.html)
Founded1996 [What Happened To Belgian Airline Virgin Express?](https://simpleflying.com/what-happened-to-virgin-express)
HeadquartersBuilding 116, Brussels Airport, Zaventem, Belgium [Virgin Express](https://lydiaa.bnb.dweb3.wtf/wiki/Virgin_Express.html)
CountryBelgium