EIN · Eindhoven, Netherlands
Private transfer Brussels – Eindhoven Airport
Eindhoven is the second airport of the Netherlands and a frequent departure point for low-cost carriers. As at Charleroi, the hours are often very early or very late — exactly when international rail connections no longer exist.
- Distance from Brussels
- ≈ 150 kmVia the E314 / A2 or via Antwerp
- Indicative journey time
- ≈ 1 h 45Motorway route
- Drop-off
- In front of the terminalSingle compact terminal
Distances and journey times are indicative, excluding traffic conditions and depending on the pick-up address.
A journey no train covers well
Reaching Eindhoven by train from Brussels means at least one change, then a bus between Eindhoven station and the airport. The chain works during the day, but becomes impractical for a 6 a.m. flight or an 11.30 p.m. return.
A private transfer covers the whole route, from your address in Belgium to the terminal entrance, without a break.
Low-cost flights: plan the luggage
Eindhoven concentrates carriers with strict baggage policies. Travellers often leave with several bulky cabin bags rather than hold luggage. State the real number in your request so the vehicle matches.
Night departures and late returns
For an early take-off, pick-up in Brussels usually happens in the middle of the night. For a late return, the driver waits for the flight’s actual arrival and takes you straight home.
Good to know
Eindhoven — frequently asked questions
How long does Brussels to Eindhoven take?
About 1 h 45 for close to 150 km, depending on the route taken and your pick-up address.
Do you run night transfers to Eindhoven?
Yes. Low-cost flights from Eindhoven frequently leave very early; pick-up follows the flight time, whatever it is.
Can you serve Eindhoven city rather than the airport?
Yes, a city address can be given as the destination in the same way.
Travelling to Eindhoven?
Send us your pick-up address, your flight number and the number of passengers: you receive a price for that exact journey.