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Brussels Airport faces about 140 flight cancellations on October 9th due to a ground handler strike, significantly affecting Brussels Airlines and thousands of passengers.

Two separate strikes in Belgium, one by airport ground handler Alyzia and another by public service unions, will disrupt flights and train services next week.

Brussels Airport expects 140 flight cancellations Friday due to a ground-handling company strike, impacting airlines including Brussels Airlines and disrupting public transport.

Approximately 140 flights are canceled at Brussels Airport due to union actions affecting ground handler Alyzia, impacting airlines including Brussels Airlines.

Brussels Airlines will cancel 40% of its flights on Friday due to union protests at ground-handling company Alyzia, affecting thousands of passengers.

Brussels Airlines is cancelling 40% of its flights on Friday due to a strike by its ground handler Alyzia, affecting approximately 30,000 passengers.

Brussels Airlines is canceling around 40% of its flights on Friday because of a national trade-union action disrupting Alyzia's ground-handling services at Brussels Airport.

Around 140 flights are canceled at Brussels Airport on Friday due to union actions affecting Alyzia, including those for Brussels Airlines.

Brussels Airlines cancels 40% of its Friday flights, impacting 30,000 travelers, due to a strike by baggage handler personnel.

Brussels Airport expects 140 flight cancellations on Friday, with Brussels Airlines cutting 40% of its flights due to a national strike impacting baggage handler Alyzia.

Azerbaijan Airlines will begin direct flights between Brussels and Baku in 2027 to boost tourism and connectivity.

Catania Airport's extended closure due to volcanic ash from Mount Etna is causing up to three days of delays for Brussels Airlines passengers.

Hundreds of Brussels Airlines and TUI passengers are stranded in Sicily due to Catania airport closure caused by Mount Etna eruption.

Brussels Airlines and TUI passengers faced travel disruptions due to Catania airport's closure following Etna's volcanic activity, leading to rebookings and flights departing from Palermo.

Catania Airport's extended closure due to Mount Etna's ash cloud causes up to three-day delays for Brussels Airlines and TUI passengers, with rebookings through other cities.

A Brussels Airlines flight with about 140 passengers is stranded in Sicily due to volcanic ash from Mount Etna, causing Catania Airport to close and flights to be diverted or cancelled.

A Brussels Airlines flight was diverted to Palermo after Catania Airport closed due to a new Mount Etna eruption.

Brussels Airlines flight from Catania canceled, stranding 140 passengers, due to Etna volcano ash cloud closing the airport.

Brussels Airlines flight from Catania to Brussels was canceled due to Mount Etna's volcanic ash, stranding 140 passengers in Sicily.

A passenger is seeking compensation and reimbursement from Brussels Airlines for significant delays and incurred costs on a canceled flight, but the airline cites exceptional circumstances.