Around 100 flights cancelled at Brussels Airport during ground‑staff strike

Around 100 flights cancelled at Brussels Airport during ground‑staff strike
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On Friday 9 October Brussels Airport cancelled about 100 flights because of a nationwide strike involving ground‑handling staff, with the Aliyah company’s employees taking part in the action.

Airlines that depend on Aliyah’s services, such as Brussels Airlines, Emirates and United Airlines, were the most affected, while flights handled by Aviapartner continued without disruption and roughly 400 flights operated normally that day.

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