A man died on Friday in Terminal 2 of Brussels South Charleroi Airport despite emergency efforts to resuscitate him.
Authorities stated the death was linked to the individual’s health condition and not to an accident at the airport. Privacy screens were set up at the scene.
Airport operator BSCA confirmed that flights and air traffic were not disrupted.
This post was published on 23 August 2025 15:16
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