Brussels Airport has broken a new day record today (30 July) by welcoming 96,000 passengers. While around half of them already enjoyed their well-deserved holiday, the other half still need to set off on vacation. Around 5,000 festival-goers from Tomorrowland are returning home too.
The previous day record was set about one year ago; on 28 July 2017 when the airport handled 94,305 passengers.
Despite the busy period everything is running very smoothly at and around the airport; the airport mobilized extra staff to assist passengers, who are advised to check in well before the departure time of their flight.
This post was published on 30 July 2018 16:21
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