It means Belgian labour law will apply to all directly employed Ryanair pilots and cabin crew in Belgium by January 31 next year.
The news comes just days after the budget carrier signed a recognition agreement with Spain’s pilot union.
It paves the way for negotiations over a full CLA, as agreed in Belgium, with the SEPLA union to get under way next month.
Ryanair has, in recent months, come to similar arrangements with the SPAC and Balpa pilots’ unions in Portugal and the UK, respectively.
Eddie Wilson, Ryanair’s chief people officer, said: “We are pleased to have signed this latest CLA covering all of our directly employed pilots and cabin crew in Belgium.
“These signed union agreements demonstrate the considerable progress we’re making in concluding union agreements with our people in our major EU markets.”
