Iberia will continue flying to Liege until 28 March
Since Zaventem airport in Brussels remains closed, Iberia informs that it will continue flying to Liege airport, 98 km. east of the Belgian capital, at least until 28 March.
Iberia will contact customers booked on Monday between Madrid and Brussels and registered on Iberia Conecta about the status of their flights. Those passengers booked on flights from/to the Belgian capital on 28 March and who are not registered on that application are advised to contact Iberia’s Call Center in their country of residence.
The Spanish airline has moved its flight operations to and from Belgium to Liege airport as the main Belgian airport is closed since 22 March.
Iberia regrets any inconvenience caused to passengers and thanks them for their patience and understanding
This post was published on 26 March 2016 19:06
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