About Brussels Airlines
Brussels Airlines is the flag carrier airline of Belgium and a member of the Lufthansa Group and Star Alliance. It operates an extensive network of short- and medium-haul flights across Europe as well as long-haul services, particularly to and from Africa. The reference “SNBRSSLSAIR” on a card statement is a compressed form of “SN Brussels Airlines,” using the airline’s IATA code “SN” and an abbreviated name.
A charge from Brussels Airlines typically appears when you purchase an airline ticket, pay for checked baggage, select or upgrade seats, or buy onboard services such as food, drinks, or Wi‑Fi. You may also see a charge for changes to an existing booking, fare differences, or service fees processed through their online booking engine, mobile app, call center, or via a travel agent using Brussels Airlines as the ticketing carrier. Sometimes an authorization hold may appear when you first enter your card details; this is usually adjusted to the final ticket amount once the purchase is confirmed.
If you have questions about a Brussels Airlines charge, start by checking your email for booking confirmations under the same date and amount, including tickets purchased for family members or colleagues. You can review and manage your booking using the “My Bookings” section on their website with your booking reference and last name. For further help, contact Brussels Airlines customer service via their official website or local call center; have your booking reference, travel dates, and the exact charge amount ready. If you don’t recognize the transaction, your bank can help you dispute the charge after you’ve confirmed there is no related ticket or service in your name.