On a recent flight BRU to THF (goodbye Tempelhof! <sniff>) I really enjoyed SNBrussels staff and service.

65 minute flying time and yet we were offered a newspaper on the way into the aircraft (choice of English language, Dutch/Flemish or French) plus we got a cup of coffee and a large slice of a wonderful pie. Crew was quadra-lingual (find that in the USA!) giving announcements in the three aforementioned languages plus German.

BRU is a great airport, the only complaint I have being the loooonnnngg piers/concourses. But it sure beats LHR as a transfer point, a trait I hope AA and oneworld will capitalize upon.

Northwest (Mesaba) and United (Air Wisconsin) both fly this type of Aircraft and the British Royal House use it as well.

You really can't go wrong with four jets turnin'-n-burnin', and with the 2 by 3 seating, this is one of the more spacious aircraft flying today.