He would like to ban the Pokémon Go game behind the security controls and asked Niantic to stop creating Pokémons, Pokéstops and Pokégyms. Playing the game around the aircraft could pose a security risk, according to Brussels Airport. However passengers are still welcome the game at the departures and arrivals level.
So … soon no more of this at Brussels Airport:
This post was published on 1 September 2016 15:05
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