Aegean Airlines announced the cancellation of flights to and from Brussels
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
Aegean Airlines announced on Tuesday that no flight of the company will be operated to and from Brussels since the airport of the city will remain closed after the terrorist attacks.
According to the announcement of the air carrier, the rebooking/reissue fees are waived for ticket modifications and full refund will be granted in case of cancellation, for all passengers holding tickets to/from Brussels with ticket issuance date on/before 21st of March , initial travel date on/before 31st of March and new travel date on/before 31st of May.
For modifications/cancellations we kindly ask you to contact at 801 11 20000 or (+30) 210 6261000 (from a mobile phone or from a location outside of Greece).
Aegean flight A3620 which departed from Athens International airport at 8:30 on Tuesday with final destination the Brussels Airport, has landed at Dusseldorf airport.
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