Pune, even though second to Mumbai in its own state, has almost as extensive coverage when it comes to international travel. Pune International Airport has quite a few connecting flight routes to Brussels, but most of them are two-stop flights. What many people do is, since Mumbai has a 10-hour nonstop flight to Brussels, they make a separate journey to Mumbai which only takes 50 minutes and then fly directly to the Belgian capital. However, there certainly are connecting flights from Pune itself.

By Air: Pune to Brussels flights mostly have stopovers in New Delhi itself and then in some European city depending on the airlines you are flying with. This is why many people prefer to go with the Pune-Mumbai-Brussels route. One of the fastest flights is by Lufthansa, which has stops in Baku (Azerbaijan) and Frankfurt.

By Road: Driving or hiring cars are not quite as popular, but bus services are. They are a very convenient and reasonable commute option, especially across borders, like from France, Netherlands or UK.

By Rail: Just like bus services, railways are quite as popular a means of transport within and outside the country. One cannot go from Pune to Brussels by train, but one can certainly go from Paris or London.