Emirates flight EK145, operating from Dubai to Amsterdam Schiphol on 15 November 2025, diverted to Brussels after low visibility and adverse weather conditions forced the crew to seek an alternative airport.
The Boeing 777-300ER registered A6-EGF, carrying 312 passengers and 18 crew, held near Schiphol for about 20 minutes before diverting to Brussels and landing safely on runway 25L at 08:00 (UTC+1).
After two hours on the ground in Brussels, the flight was able to depart again to its final destination, Amsterdam, where it landed with a delay of a little more than two hours.
The return flight to Dubai, EK146, was delayed by over three hours.
This post was published on 16 November 2025 15:44
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