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Brussels Airport also halts nearly all arriving flights due to air traffic controllers joining national strike

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Taxiing on W4 towards runway 25R, in front of Brussels Tower © André Orban

Brussels Airport will cancel most arriving and all departing flights on Thursday due to a national demonstration affecting airport staff and air traffic controllers.

Key Details

  • 430 passenger flights (approx. 60,000 passengers) were originally scheduled.
  • Air traffic controllers will strike from 06:45 to 22:15, grounding all flights at Belgian airports.
  • Only early morning and late evening landings may be possible, but airlines will decide case by case.
  • Airlines will contact affected passengers regarding disruptions.

Brussels Airport warns the situation may evolve further in the coming days.

This post was published on 11 February 2025 21:24

André Orban

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