Brussels (BRU)
Fast Track “Fast Lane”
Terminal Main
- E-gate at the airport security check
per person
Fast Track from €12.50 per person, taxes included Terminal Main Booked online in 2 minutes — QR code by email as soon as payment clears
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Terminal Main
per person
Brussels (BRU)
Terminal Main
per person
Brussels (BRU)
Terminal Main
per person
Brussels (BRU)
Terminal Main
per person
Priority access you can book online in the same region.
Brussels Airport (Zaventem, BRU) is Belgium's main gateway and a major hub in the heart of Europe. At peak times the wait at security screening can build up quickly. Fast Track — access to a priority security lane — lets you clear this bottleneck in minutes, with exactly the same regulatory screening as the standard queue.
Fast Track at Brussels is access to a dedicated security lane, separate from the general queue. The security check itself is identical (bag scanner, body scanner): only the waiting time changes. You book online, choose your date, and receive a QR voucher by email to present at the entrance to the priority lane.
At Brussels, access starts from €12.50 per person. The exact price and availability are shown live for your date and time slot when you book.
Brussels-Zaventem is served by a single passenger terminal. All departing travellers pass through a central security checkpoint; beyond it, the concourse splits into Schengen and non-Schengen areas depending on your destination.
Fast Track opens a priority lane at that central checkpoint. Check your gate and area on your boarding pass before booking, then head to the lane shown on your voucher. If in doubt, arrive at the airport with your usual margin: Fast Track cuts the wait at security, not the time needed for check-in or bag drop.
During morning peaks and in high season, the standard queue at BRU can be long and unpredictable. With the priority lane, your passage through security usually drops to a few minutes. The saving is greatest on busy days — early departures, long weekends, school holidays — when the gap with the standard queue is widest.
Beyond Fast Track, Brussels offers VIP lounges you can access regardless of your airline or ticket class: a quiet space, wifi, drinks and food before your flight. It is the natural companion to Fast Track, turning dead waiting time into useful time. Available lounges and their prices are shown alongside the other services when you book.
Travelling elsewhere in Europe? See also our guides to Vienna (VIE), Lyon (LYS) and Nice (NCE), or learn how Fast Track works in general.
Priority security access at Brussels-Zaventem starts from €12.50 per person. The exact price depends on the date and availability, and is shown live when you book.
Brussels runs from a single passenger terminal with a central security checkpoint. Fast Track gives you access to a priority lane at that checkpoint, before the concourse splits into Schengen and non-Schengen areas.
At peak times the standard queue can be long. The priority lane typically brings your passage through security down to a few minutes, with the biggest saving on the busiest days.
No. Fast Track only speeds up the security check; it does not replace check-in or bag drop and cannot delay a flight. Arrive at the priority lane with a comfortable margin before your gate closes.
You receive a voucher with a QR code by email, immediately after payment. Show it to the agent at the priority lane — no physical ticket collection is needed.
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