THY has canceled some of its flights to Brussels due to strike news. Last Minute EUROPE, Belgium, CURRENT, TOURISM, TURKEY news headlines and events
12/18/2022 06:37
Turkish Airlines (THY) has canceled some flights to the capital city of Brussels due to a strike by civil servants in Belgium that has reduced the capacity of Brussels Airport.
Turkish Airlines (THY) has canceled some flights to the capital city of Brussels due to a strike by civil servants in Belgium that has reduced the capacity of Brussels Airport.
According to the information received, THY flights TK1939, TK1940, TK1943 and TK1944 Istanbul-Brussels-Istanbul scheduled for today will not be operated due to the strike.
THY press consultant Yahya Justyun made a statement on his social media account: “Due to the nationwide strike in Belgium, the facilities offered at Brussels Airport have been limited. Therefore, our TK1939-1940 and TK1943-1944 flights scheduled for today have been cancelled.” used the phrase.
It was stated that the situation with flights that were planned to be made after the end of the strike would be reviewed.
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