Air Belgium will suspend its commercial operations until 3 June, the airline said in a statement. The Belgian long-haul airline will thus extend its suspension of services from Brussels South Charleroi, Belgium, to the French Antilles.
The airline said that the decision was made in view of the current coronavirus crisis: “All passengers concerned by the suspension that have booked via airbelgium.com have been contacted. Passengers that booked via a travel agency or a tour operator have to contact the seller.”
The airline added that it is still operating repatriation flights.
This post was published on 10 April 2020 11:48
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