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Dozens of Flights Cancelled at Major European Airport Due to Strikes

Summary by The Independent
Will my flight be cancelled because of the strikes in Brussels? Here’s everything to know as Charleroi airport experiences disruption.

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The trade unions of the Belgian National Air Traffic Control Service, Skeyes, at Charleroua Airport, hold a strike which they claim is scheduled to extend for 24 nights, until 10 October, by the Belgian media on Friday.

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The chaos of Belgian air traffic continues with effects that pass from the European country and also affect Romanian passengers. Thus, several dozens of races that were to take off or land on Friday at Brussels Charleroi airport were cancelled by the airline Ryanair. A similar decision took the company and Thursday, following the night strike of traffic controllers.

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Several dozens of races that were to take off or land on Fridays at Brussels Charleroi airport were cancelled on Fridays by the airline Ryanair. The same thing happened on Thursdays. The reason: the night strike of traffic controllers that will take almost a month. Among the affected races are several and to or from Romania, in ...

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Twenty-one flights scheduled on Friday from Charleroi (BSCA), and as much in the direction of arrivals, have already eliminated as a result of the strike movement at Skeyes, says Thursday evening the airport site. ...

·Brussels, Belgium
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Dozens of flights continue to be cancelled at Charleroi airport due to the strike by air traffic controllers. The unions announced that the protest could continue until October 10. Air traffic from Charleroi airport remains disturbed, according to the Belgian agency. On Friday morning nine departure and nine arrival flights have already been cancelled. Other [...] Article Greva air traffic controllers disrupt flights to Charleroi: The protest co…

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La Libre broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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