BRUSSELS, (APP/AFP): Brussels Airport said it will run
tests on Tuesday to see if repair work after two suicide bomb attacks wrecked the departure hall was satisfactory, but it could not give a firm date for resuming services.
“The construction and fire safety inspection of the temporary
constructions will take place this coming Tuesday,” the airport operator said in a statement late Sunday.
“To try out the passenger flows, the airport is organising a major
test on Tuesday, whereby 800 airport staff will test the temporary arrangement and infrastructure for the check-in procedure,” it said.
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Brussels airport to run tests Tuesday, no date for re-opening
