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Deal Alert: US to Brussels from $407 Round-Trip

Brendan Dorsey
Brendan Dorsey
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Born and raised in Northern California, schooled in our Nation's capital, and currently working in the greatest city in the world - NYC. I was instantly hooked to traveling the second I stepped foot in Europe. The addiction only grew once I found out I could do it for free, all on points and miles. I could also eat bagels for every meal.
Oct. 14, 2016
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Deal Alert: US to Brussels from $407 Round-Trip
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Multiple airlines are offering discounted fares from the US to Brussels (BRU) for travel January–May, 2017. We're seeing prices as low as $407 round-trip on flights originating in Boston (BOS), Denver (DEN), Newark (EWR), Seattle (SEA) and Washington, D.C. (IAD).

Brussels is a major Star Alliance hub, so you can opt to spend a day or two in the city before continuing onward to more European destinations, or you could hop on a two-hour train ride to Amsterdam. You'll want to use Google Flights to find your desired travel dates, as some of the fares were scattered throughout early- to mid-2017.

Airline: Air Canada, Brussels Airlines, Icelandair, United Airlines
Route: US cities to BRU
Cost: $407+ round-trip in economy
Dates: January – May 2017
Booking Link: Expedia
Pay With: American Express Platinum Card (5x on airfare), Chase Sapphire Reserve, American Express® Gold Card, Citi Prestige (5x on airfare) or Chase Sapphire Preferred (2x on travel)

Here are a few examples of what you can book:

Chicago (ORD) to Brussels (BRU) for $407 round-trip in April on Icelandair:

Chicago (ORD) to Brussels (BRU) for $407 round-trip on Icelandair.
Chicago (ORD) to Brussels (BRU) for $407 round-trip on Icelandair.

Boston (BOS) to Brussels (BRU) for $445 round-trip in March on Air Canada:

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Boston (BOS) to Brussels (BRU) for $445 round-trip on Air Canada.
Boston (BOS) to Brussels (BRU) for $445 round-trip on Air Canada.

Newark (EWR) to Brussels (BRU) for $484 round-trip in February on United:

Newark (EWR) to Brussels (BRU) for $484 round-trip on United.
Newark (EWR) to Brussels (BRU) for $484 round-trip on United.

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