How to get fromGhana to Brusselsby plane or train

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There are 4 ways to get from Ghana to Brussels by plane or train

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Fly Kotoka International Airport to Brussels Airport
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1. Fly from Kotoka International Airport (ACC) to Brussels Airport (BRU)plane ACC - BRU
9h 26m
€265–441
Fly Takoradi Airport to Brussels Airport
1. Fly from Takoradi Airport (TKD) to Brussels Airport (BRU)plane TKD - BRU
10h 35m
€390–1,225
Fly Kotoka International Airport to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, train
1. Fly from Kotoka International Airport (ACC) to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS)plane ACC - AMS
2. Take the train from Schiphol Airport to Brussel-Zuid / Bruxelles-Miditrain
11h 2m
€558–865
Fly Tamale to Brussels Airport
1. Fly from Tamale (TML) to Brussels Airport (BRU)plane TML - BRU
9h 56m
€351–1,114

Kotoka International Airport (ACC) to Brussels Airport (BRU) flights

37Weekly Planes

9h 24mAverage Duration

€256Cheapest Price

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Distance: 5,073.8 km
Duration: 9h 26m

What companies run services between Ghana and Brussels, Belgium?

Brussels Airlines, Royal Air Maroc, and four other airlines fly from Kotoka International Airport (ACC) to Brussels Airport (BRU) 5 times a day.

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