Overview
- The stoppage is part of a three-day national action from November 24–26, with Brussels Airport affected on the final day.
- Brussels Airlines is assessing its schedule and will contact affected customers directly about cancellations and alternatives.
- The airport warned some arriving flights could be canceled, and travelers should check airline status pages for updates.
- Passengers have rights under EC 261/2004 to refunds or rebooking and to duty-of-care support, though cash compensation typically does not apply to third-party strikes.
- Knock-on disruption is likely before and after the strike date due to aircraft and crew rotations, and public transport may also be curtailed with updates from NMBS/SNCB and De Lijn.