Ryanair flights from Brussels to Bratislava

Ryanair flies Brussels to Bratislava nonstop 2 times a week, departures from 14:45 to 15:55, 1h 45m in the air.

Flights from Brussels to Bratislava

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Ryanair on Brussels to Bratislava at a glance

flights a week
2
days of operation
Fri, Sun
first and last departure
14:45 - 15:55
flight time
1h 45m - 1h 50m
aircraft
Boeing 737-800

Ryanair Brussels to Bratislava schedule

2 flights a week. Departure and arrival times are local.

FlightDepartsArrivesDurationDaysAircraft
FR 2854
Ryanair
14:45 Charleroi Brussels South
16:35 Bratislava
1h 50m
Sun
Boeing 737-800
FR 2854
Ryanair
15:55 Charleroi Brussels South
17:45 Bratislava
1h 50m
Fri
Boeing 737-800

Seasonal and one-off flights

Not operating in the next two weeks. The first of them is on 22 December.

FlightDepartsArrivesDurationDaysAircraft
FR 2854
Ryanair
20:10 Charleroi Brussels South
22:00 Bratislava
1h 50m
Seasonal
Boeing 737-800
FR 2854
Ryanair
14:00 Charleroi Brussels South
15:50 Bratislava
1h 50m
Seasonal
Boeing 737-800
FR 2854
Ryanair
16:10 Charleroi Brussels South
18:00 Bratislava
1h 50m
Seasonal
Boeing 737-800
FR 2854
Ryanair
13:55 Charleroi Brussels South
15:45 Bratislava
1h 50m
Seasonal
Boeing 737-800
FR 2854
Ryanair
12:20 Charleroi Brussels South
14:05 Bratislava
1h 45m
Seasonal
Boeing 737-800
FR 2854
Ryanair
20:45 Charleroi Brussels South
22:30 Bratislava
1h 45m
Seasonal
Boeing 737-800

Days of the week are taken from the schedule for the next 14 days; schedules change by season.

Frequently asked questions

How many Ryanair flights are there from Brussels to Bratislava?
2 nonstop flights a week, 1 flight number in the schedule: Fri, Sun.
How long is the Ryanair flight from Brussels to Bratislava?
From 1 hour 45 minutes to 1 hour 50 minutes nonstop, depending on the flight.
Which aircraft does Ryanair fly from Brussels to Bratislava?
Boeing 737-800.