On August 8, Brussels Airport held its seventh annual Spotters’ Day, where 20 lucky aircraft enthusiasts were given exclusive access to the tarmac for a close-up photography experience.
Chosen from over 300 contestants, the winners enjoyed a behind-the-scenes tour, including a visit to Brussels Airlines’ maintenance hangar and the cargo operations area. Highlights included photographing special liveries, such as Etihad Airways’ “Formula One” and Vueling’s “Barcelona” designs. The event also featured a demonstration of DHL’s new electric ground handling equipment.
Brussels Airport continues to be a popular destination for plane spotters, attracting enthusiasts from around the world.
This post was published on 8 August 2024 14:26
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