Hallo van torenvalk!

torenvalk is Brussels based, named after the Kestrel and the largest carrier in Belgium - we offer budget friendly flights without cutting service quality.
As of June 2026, we are Belgium's largest airline by fleet size, passengers per week and capacity per week.

Fleet 🛫
Serving our European routes, from June 2026, we've moved to all A32x for core short and medium haul operations. Long haul is currently catered for with a combination of A330 and A340 aircraft, as well as A321Neo types on lower demand routes. Our fleet renewal programme continues, progressively phasing out older Airbus types and looking to more modern replacements. The long term objective remains an average fleet age under 10 years. As our operations expand at Brussels South Charleroi, we have re-introduced A319 and A320 types as a hold over while we explore lower demand destinations.
September 2026 sees the launch of torenvalk Cityline, a new sub-brand focusing on increasing frequency to major city destinations. Uniquely, these services launch with 737-800s, allowing analysis of the type.

Routes 🗺
Our core focus remains EU routes, offering high frequencies and excellent connecetivity through our hubs. These EU service then connect into high quality, affordable long haul reach to more distant shores. Torenvalk's primary hub is Brussels Zaventem, however we have opened an additional hub at South Charleroi, which aims to serve the holiday market and provide capacity relief for our main base. August also sees the launch of torenvalk sun - a venture engaging all of our subsidiaries and serving various northern Euorpean airports and creating links to holiday hotspots.

Competition 🏅
We're all about collaboration. If you want a serious partner who understands the importance of coherent schedules, we're always happy to grow together. Please note that interlining requests will be reviewed and only accepted if our networks complement one another. If this isn't immediately obvious please do drop a message and explain how you feel our networks could work together.