Does Brussels Airlines offer a meal during the flight?

On our flights within Europe, you can purchase a large selection of snacks, sandwiches and drinks on board. On longer trips to North America, Central or South Africa, you will enjoy a fully balanced meal on bord.

Can I use internet on bord?

No, during flight, you can only use your mobile devices and tablets in flight mode.

How much does it cost to fly from Iceland to Munich?

On the route Reykjavík, Iceland to Munich we offer flights from 57,581 ISK.

From which airports from Iceland can I book flights to Munich on brusselsairlines.com?

from Iceland we offer flights departing from Reykjavík to Munich.

How to proceed if my flight is cancelled?

In the event that your flight is cancelled, we will promptly reschedule all affected passengers. The revised flight information can be found under "My bookings". Our Brussels Chat Assistant Charlie is available 24/7 to assist you.

What is meant by free baggage allowance?

Free baggage allowance means the luggage that is already included in your ticket price so you don't have to pay more to bring it. The specifics, like size, weight, and quantity, are determined by your fare type, the flight route, and your frequent flyer status.

What does Premium Economy class include?

Our Premium Economy Class provides extra comfort, tailored for longer flights. Take advantage of features like a roomier seat with a bigger recline angle, making your flight more enjoyable.

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Flight to Munich (MUC) from 57,581 ISK

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Travel comfortably to Munich

Planning a trip to Munich? Whether for a family getaway or a business meeting, you can count on a stress-free journey with us. Our enhanced economy class seats are designed for comfort, so you’ll land in Munich feeling rested, relaxed, and ready for what’s ahead.

Our professional cabin crew is dedicated to making your flight to Munich comfortable. Enjoy our tasty in-flight menu and choose from a variety of snacks and drinks to make your journey more enjoyable. For reading, download your favorite newspapers free of charge as eJournals before departure. Our goal is to make sure you reach your destination feeling your best.

If you want to travel with ease, you can download the Brussels Airlines App to your mobile device. It allows you to book your flights and check in online quickly.

Tailor your journey by reserving your seat or setting your meal preferences before departure. Plus, take advantage of the Miles & More program to enjoy extra perks and collect miles for your upcoming trips.

Book your flight to Munich today and choose from a wide range of options on our website that fit your preferences, schedule, and budget. Explore our offers on brusselsairlines.com, enjoy outstanding comfort and flexibility, and arrive in Munich with total peace of mind.

Take advantage of our affordable flights to Munich starting from 57,581 ISK.

Please note: To provide you with the widest possible selection of flight destinations, some of the direct flights or connecting flights on brusselsairlines.com are operated by our partner airlines, which may result in a different flight experience than with Brussels Airlines.

Flying to Munich: tips and information for your trip

Munich has a great deal to offer people of all ages who are interested in history, art or architecture. One of the main attraction are the famous beer gardens.

Munich, in the region of Bavaria, was founded as a city in the 12th century and has since grown into one of the biggest cities in Germany. The city has a number of world-famous museums, such as the Alte Pinakothek and the Deutsche Museum. There are also a large number of old churches and monasteries to visit. The cathedral, Peterskirche, Theatinerkirche St. Kajetan and St.-Johann-Nepomuk-Kirche are certainly worth seeing.

Munich also has a large number of historical sights. Let’s start with the three remaining city gates from the 14th century: Isartor, Karlstor and Sendlinger Tor. The old town hall, which was built in the Gothic style in the 15th century, and the new town hall, from the early 20th century, are also major tourist attractions. The best time to visit Munich is at the end of September, when you can take part in the Oktoberfest, Germany’s biggest popular festival.

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The information provided here is intended as a helpful guide only. Legal regulations and risk situations may change at any time. While we strive to ensure the accuracy of this information, Brussels Airlines cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies, omissions, or changes in the data. We recommend consulting the relevant authorities to obtain the most up-to-date and accurate information regarding travel advisories, requirements, and conditions.

This information is updated weekly.