BRU Airport Map - Brussels Airport Terminal Guide

Brussels Airport: Terminal and gate map

The airport follows a single building concept, with two terminals located under a one roof.

You can use our map at the top of this page to find the location of each terminal and its gates.

Terminal A: Also known as Pier A, is the newest of the two terminals. It supports flights to Schengen countries (Gates A) as well as Brussels Airlines flights to New York and African destinations (Gates T).

Terminal B: Also known as Pier B, is the older of the two terminals. It is only used for flights outside of the Schengen Area. This terminal is connected directly to the main departure hall.

The two terminals are connected by a building named the “Connector” which allows for travelers to transfer between Pier A and B without having to pass through a security check.