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Directions to the Charleroi Airport

On this page you can plan your trip to the Charleroi Airport. Here you will also find useful tips for travelling by car through Belgium.

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Charleroi Airport
Rue des Frères Wright 8 Belgium
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    Information on Traffic Flow to Charleroi

    The Belgian road network, particularly around major routes like the **E19** (towards Brussels) and the access to Charleroi Airport, is often heavily trafficked. It is essential to anticipate potential slowdowns for your journey. Our advice: check real-time traffic status and allow a comfortable time buffer, especially if you are travelling during peak hours, to ensure a relaxed arrival.

    Main Routes and Travel Times

    Charleroi Airport is easily accessible via the **A54/E420** (coming from the North) and the **E42** (coming from the East or West). Here are the average durations to consider under normal conditions:

    • From Nancy to Charleroi: 304 kilometres, 3 hours 04 minutes
    • From Lille to Charleroi: 123 kilometres, 1 hour 20 minutes
    • From Brussels to Charleroi: approximately 60 kilometres, 50 minutes (excluding traffic)

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    Mandatory Safety Equipment and Driving Rules in Belgium

    When travelling to Belgium, certain safety equipment is legally required onboard your vehicle. These rules ensure your safety and prevent issues in case of an incident:

    Reflective Safety Vest

    The fluorescent safety vest is mandatory. In case of a breakdown or accident, put it on immediately when you exit the vehicle. This is crucial to ensure your visibility to other drivers, day or night.

    Warning Triangle

    You must legally carry a warning triangle. In case of an incident on the motorway, place it 100 metres behind the vehicle. On other roads, it should be positioned 30 metres away.


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