Overview
- Brussels Airport suspended all traffic Tuesday night after drones were reported overhead, according to operator Skeyes.
- Liège Airport also halted operations, and its spokesperson told RTBF that Belgium’s airspace was closed nationwide.
- Operations began to resume around 9:30 p.m. local time, with airports cautioning that delays would persist.
- Several inbound flights were diverted to nearby airports, including Maastricht in the Netherlands.
- Officials have not confirmed how many drones were involved or their source, and the investigation is ongoing.