On Friday 14 December a national demonstration takes place in Belgium. Consequently, Brussels Airport expects serious disruptions on its operations: reduced capacity of baggage handling, de-icing of aircraft and during check-in of several airlines. Public transport may be disrupted as well.
The airport gave the following advice for passengers:
Brussels Airport apologizes for the inconvenience caused: “Brussels Airport and its partners will do everything in their power to limit the impact of the demonstration on the passengers.”
This post was published on 14 December 2018 00:01
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