Belgium's Charleroi Airport strike set to disrupt 832 flights over 24 nights
A strike at the Brussels-area airport is expected to affect up to 300,000 passengers, according to Anadolu Agency.
Belgium's Charleroi Airport, located near Brussels, faces a 24-night strike that will disrupt 832 flights, according to reporting by Anadolu Agency. The action is expected to impact up to 300,000 passengers during the period.
No details on the strike's cause, start date, or union involvement were provided in the source material.
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- Belgium's Charleroi Airport strike to disrupt 832 flights, affect up to 300,000 passengers — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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