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Massive cancellations in Charleroi and disturbances in Brussels Airport

Massive cancellations in Charleroi and disturbances in Brussels Airport
Massive cancellations in Charleroi and disturbances in Brussels Airport
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The of union action of April 29, 2025 led to strong disruption in airports. According to Air Journalall flights from Charleroi-Brussels Sud have been canceled, while a third of the flights to Brussels Airport was impacted. This movement is part of a context of demands on wages and working conditions, affecting several sectors of activity, including air transport.

Paralyzed charleroi, partially affected Brussels Airport

At Charleroi airport, all the flights were canceled as soon as the mobilization was announced, affecting thousands of passengers. HAS Brussels Airportthe situation was more nuanced, with approximately one in three flights canceled, a significant but partial disruption of the activity. Airlines have organized redirects and offered withdrawal solutions for travelers concerned. This strike is part of a call for mobilization launched by several unions, aimed at denouncing the erosion of purchasing power and requiring improvements. Traffic should gradually return to normal after this day of action.

National mobilization carried by economic demands

The strike observed this Tuesday in has its origin in a social challenge linked to economic pressures on workers. The unions highlighted the need to strengthen support measures in the face of inflation and degraded working conditions. Although airports are among the most visible places in the impact, other sectors such as public services, public transport and have also been assigned. The authorities have for dialogue to try to respond to claims, while the disturbances caused by this movement could weigh on the economy of the country in the short term.

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