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    Brussels airport to cancel all outgoing flights on Oct 14 due to national strike

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    Posted on September 30, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Brussels Airport will cancel all outgoing flights on October 14 due to a national strike by Belgian unions, ensuring passenger and staff safety.

    Brussels Airport Cancels All Departures on October 14 Due to Strike

    BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Brussels airport said on Tuesday it will cancel all outgoing flights on October 14 due to a national strike organised by Belgian unions to protest against a savings plan put forward by the government.

    "Due to the national trade union action on Tuesday 14 October, in which the staff of the security service provider are participating, we unfortunately expect a major impact on our airport operations," Belgium's main airport said in a statement.

    "In order to guarantee the safety of our passengers and staff, we have decided, in consultation with the airlines, not to allow any departing passenger flights to take place on 14 October."

    (Reporting by Benoit Van Overstraeten; Editing by GV De Clercq)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Brussels Airport will cancel all outgoing flights on October 14.
    • •The cancellation is due to a national strike by Belgian unions.
    • •The strike protests a government savings plan.
    • •Security service provider staff are participating in the strike.
    • •Safety concerns led to the decision to halt flights.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Brussels airport to cancel all outgoing flights on Oct 14 due to national strike

    1Why are flights being canceled at Brussels airport?

    All outgoing flights from Brussels airport are being canceled on October 14 due to a national strike organized by Belgian unions to protest against a savings plan.

    2What date will the flight cancellations occur?

    The flight cancellations will occur on October 14.

    3What measures are being taken for passenger safety?

    To guarantee the safety of passengers and staff, the airport has decided, in consultation with airlines, not to allow any departing passenger flights on that date.

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