National strike in Belgium: Brussels Airlines adapts its flight program of February 13th
The airline offers its passengers alternative travel solutions or the refund of their ticket
Due to a day of industrial action across various stakeholders operating at Brussels Airport as part of a wider national strike in Belgium, Brussels Airlines expects major disruptions in its flight program of next Wednesday, February 13th.
Last week, the airline already cancelled 28 flights out of a total of 222 flights originally planned for February 13th and re-accommodated its passengers on other flights. With the information available today about the likely scale of the national strike, Brussels Airlines has decided to reduce its offer by additional 122 flights. In total, the airline cancels 68% of its flights originally planned that day, unfortunately impacting 11.288 passengers. This will allow its guests to adapt their travel plans well in advance and hence minimize the level of disruption and discomfort generated by the national strike for them as much as possible.
The airline offers in advance alternative travel solutions. Passengers with a cancelled flight who don’t wish to travel anymore, can request a full refund of their ticket.
The list of all cancelled flights of February 13th is published on www.brusselsairlines.com
For rebookings, the airline kindly asks its guests to contact their travel agency or Brussels Airlines via:
- the Brussels Airlines Service Center under +32 2 723 23 62
- Facebook or Twitter
Refunds can be requested online on www.brusselsairlines.com/refund or via the passengers’ travel agency.
Brussels Airlines apologizes for the inconveniences that are caused by external factors entirely beyond its control.
