The report leaked to the press which led to the resignation of Belgian Transport Minister Jacqueline Galant is “irrelevant” and does not reflect safety practices in… Read More »Leaked Brussels Report Irrelevant, Says ACI-Europe
The re-start of operations at Brussels Airport after the attacks of 22 March has been further complicated by industrial action by air traffic controllers in… Read More »Belgian ATC Strikes “Malicious” as Brussels Struggles to Restart Operations, IATA
In its latest update, Brussels Airport has announced that an “extensive analysis of the terminal infrastructure and of the various possible scenarios for a partial recommencement” of activities has lead it to conclude that a “restart” of normal operations in the short term is not possible due to the “devastated infrastructure”.
The airport will, however proceed to test operational scenarios of the various processes which could support a “partial restart” of airport services.
“Brussels Airport began erecting temporary constructions last Thursday. These include the additional security measures that are being implemented at all Belgian airports on the orders of the government,” the airports announcement states.
Brussels Airport has once again extended its date for reopening stating it will be no sooner than Tuesday the 29 of March. The airport administration… Read More »Brussels Airport Updates on Preparations, Will Not Open Before Tuesday 29 March
In the aftermath of what began as a horrifying week, Brussels Airport has announced that it will remain closed through and including March 27. Brussels Airlines, meanwhile, has begun offering flights at nearby secondary airports.
