Brussels Airport Expects Over a Million Passengers During Holiday
Brussels Airport is facing major problems with delays and long queues. This is because of a lack of police staff and the start of the Dutch-speaking school holidays. Travelers are experiencing significant disruptions and missed flights.
The airport expects a large increase in passengers due to the beginning of the Dutch-speaking school holidays, which start on Friday evening. Passport control wait times are exceeding one hour. The Flemish Minister-President wants an emergency plan to deal with the situation. Many passengers are arriving early to avoid delays, but they are still facing long waits. Hundreds of people have already missed their flights because of the congestion.
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Highlights
High Passenger Numbers Expected
Brussels Airport expects over a million passengers during the Dutch-speaking school holidays.
Passport Delays Exceed One Hour
Passengers are waiting over an hour at passport control.
Police Shortage Causes Problems
The delay is caused by a lack of police personnel.
Minister Demands Emergency Plan
The Flemish Minister-President wants an immediate plan to manage queues.
Passengers Missing Flights
Hundreds of passengers have already missed their flights due to delays.