On 6 July, Brussels Airlines operated an Airbus A319 (OO-SSE) to Stockholm Bromma. Normally these flights are operated by Cityjet Sukhoi Superjets, but from Sunday 28 October onwards, Brussels Airlines schedules Airbus A319 aircraft on this important route.
Larger aircraft are normally not allowed at Bromma airport because of the short length of the runway, but also because of noise restrictions.
Swedish plane spotters were alerted on the news and gathered around Bromma Airport, some pictures taken by Henrik Nydqvist.
This post was published on 7 July 2018 18:34
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