Vueling flights have been operated from Lille Lesquin Airport (France) since March 24. Starting from April 7, the Spanish carrier partially resumed its activities at Brussels Airport. Due to the limited capacity of Brussels Airport, not all Vueling flights could be operated from the Belgian capital. Starting today, Monday 9 May, all Vueling activities are effectively shifted back to Brussels Airport.
As changes in schedule are likely, clients are kindly requested to refer to vueling.com for the most recent information on their connections. Vueling would also like to ask clients to take the altered security measures into account. Travellers are requested to bring both their printed boarding pass and booking confirmation with them. Digital boarding passes are not accepted.
The Vueling check-in desk is situated in the temporary check-in hall at bus station level. Passengers can follow the ‘Departures 2’ signposting.
Brussels, 09 May 2016.
This post was published on 9 May 2016 13:48
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