Yes, the Brussels region is served by two main international airports: Brussels Airport (BRU) and Brussels South Charleroi Airport (CRL). Brussels Airport is the primary hub, located in Zaventem (about 20 minutes from the city center), and handles major legacy carriers like Brussels Airlines, United, and Emirates. Brussels South Charleroi, despite its name, is located about 46 kilometers (29 miles) south of the city and serves as a major base for low-cost carriers like Ryanair and Wizz Air. While Charleroi often offers much cheaper fares, travelers must factor in the additional time and cost (approx. €15–€20) of the "Flibco" shuttle bus or train to reach the city center. In 2026, both airports are well-integrated into the regional transport network, but it is critical for passengers to double-check their booking; arriving at Charleroi for a flight departing from Zaventem is a common and costly mistake for tourists unfamiliar with the Belgian capital's layout.