Brussels Airlines told website Buying Business Travel that the demonstration in Brussels “might have an impact on our flights”. “We recommend you to present yourself well on time at Brussels airport, and, if possible, to travel with hand baggage only,” added the airline.
Buses of De Lijn to the airport are expected to run more or less normally.
Brussels Airport is also expecting some disruption, particularly in baggage handling. Transport to and from the airport by taxi or bus may also be affected. The airport advises passengers to come early and with hand luggage only.
http://buyingbusinesstravel.com/news/1828129-belgium-strike-set-disrupt-flights
This post was published on 18 December 2017 15:51
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