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On Tuesday 4 July 2017, Brussels Airport will organize the third edition of the Brussels Airport Spotters Day.

After two very successful editions in 2015 and 2016, Brussels Airport will organize the third edition of its famous spotters day on Tuesday 4 July 2017.

Between 4PM and 9:30PM, participants will be able to take pictures of aircraft from a predefined area, offering stunning views of the airside activities at the airport.

A maximum of 25 spotters will be allowed on the spotters day.

If you are interested, please visit the website of Brussels Airport Events and enter the contest.

The contest is open from Friday 9 June 2017 until Sunday 18 June 2017.

Here are some photos of the previous spotters days in 2015 and 2016:

9 June 2017

Photos: copyright (c) Brussels Airport and Ivan Coninx

 

This post was published on 9 June 2017 22:22

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