The possible fines due to the stringent Brussels Region noise regulations will only be collected in two years, yet the Brussels Airlines CEO is cautious.
If those fines have to be paid, it’s an additional cost of €2million for Brussels Airlines, which we certainly do not need.
Brussels Airport told Belgian VRT Nieuws that other airlines also take into account the possible future fines.
This post was published on 26 April 2017 12:48
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