Air traffic at Brussels Airport has resumed after air traffic controllers at Belgian air traffic control agency Skeyes walked out earlier this morning. Operations at Liège, Charleroi and Ostend airports are getting back to normal too.
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Air traffic at Brussels Airport resumed after walk-out by Skeyes air traffic controllers
Colin Clapson
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At Skeyes, staff walked out last night in protest against arrangements about the new digital control centre in Namur (Wallonia).
At Brussels Airport, the strike triggered delays this morning.
Around 25 flights departed later than scheduled and two incoming flights were diverted to other airports. Cargo flights were also affected.
At Liège Airport, too, around 20 flights were disrupted. At Charleroi, there have been both delays and cancellations.