Brussels Airport this month broke ground on a 14,000-square-meter logistics facility scheduled for completion in 2027, the most recent project in the airport’s goal to add 50% more warehouse capacity. The new facility, which will support 35,000 tonnes to 55,000 tonnes of additional annual cargo throughput, will be divided into two units, one containing warehouse […]
Brussels Airport and Safran have broken ground on a major expansion of the Safran Aircraft Engine Services Brussels (SAESB) facility, adding more than…
Aviation Business News•Craig Waters17 JunBrussels Airport and aerospace group Safran have launched construction of a major new maintenance facility dedicated to aircraft engine modules, marking a significant expansion of their existing partnership at the airport site. The new 15,000 m² extension at Safran Aircraft Engine Services Brussels will focus on modular maintenance of CFM LEAP engine components, allowing parts […]
Aviation24.be•André Orban17 JunIndustrial action at ground handling company Aviapartner has resumed at Brussels Airport after mediation talks between management and trade unions failed to produce an agreement on Tuesday. According to Belgian media reports, part of the workforce stopped work again following the unsuccessful negotiations. The renewed strike action comes just one day after a wildcat strike […]
Aviation24.be•Bart Noëth17 JunA wildcat strike by ground handling agent Aviapartner is disrupting air traffic this Monday morning, June 15. Around 15 flights have been affected, with delays ranging from one to two hours. The exact reason for the walkout remains unclear, but it is not the first — and likely not the last — instance of social […]
Aviation24.be•Bart Noëth15 Jun