Friday, Brussels Airport welcomed 500 alpacas at its animal care and inspection centre!
They embarked on an Ethiopian Cargo Boeing 777F at Santiago de Chile, straight from a Chilean farm. After their flight to Brussels via Lagos (ET3507 on 22 October by Boeing 777F reg. ET-APU), they got some yummy food, some rest and a full check-up before heading to their final destination, a farm in The Netherlands.
Brussels Airport published the following pictures:
This post was published on 27 October 2020 17:26
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