Brussels Airport (BRU) infrastructure: future
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On this picture, found on Twitter (https://twitter.com/PieterDeclerck) today, you can see the exterior of the Sky Hall almost completely renovated. FINALLY!
Another thing: I've noticed that in the tent going from the drop off parking towards the terminal, they've put some signs saying the area is 'currently being redeveloped'. Are there any plans/visuals of what they're planning to do here? (Btw, its much needed, the whole area looks awful)
Another thing: I've noticed that in the tent going from the drop off parking towards the terminal, they've put some signs saying the area is 'currently being redeveloped'. Are there any plans/visuals of what they're planning to do here? (Btw, its much needed, the whole area looks awful)
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And a landmark for the airport: https://www.aviation24.be/airports/brussel ... same-time/Boavida wrote: ↑01 Aug 2017, 15:03 On this picture, found on Twitter (https://twitter.com/PieterDeclerck) today, you can see the exterior of the Sky Hall almost completely renovated. FINALLY!
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It's a pity they used blue glass for the renovation it was not like that originally and I have the impression that all the buildings in Brussels are made with this blue glass...Boavida wrote: ↑01 Aug 2017, 15:03 On this picture, found on Twitter (https://twitter.com/PieterDeclerck) today, you can see the exterior of the Sky Hall almost completely renovated. FINALLY!
Another thing: I've noticed that in the tent going from the drop off parking towards the terminal, they've put some signs saying the area is 'currently being redeveloped'. Are there any plans/visuals of what they're planning to do here? (Btw, its much needed, the whole area looks awful)
Hasta la victoria siempre.
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Agree. The whole thing looks a bit shoddy. They should've just taken all of it apart! I know it's listed building and all, but still
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Brussels Airport has increased the security charge for all departing passengers, regardless of their origin to 6.87€ per passenger.
Originating passenger € 6.87 per departing passenger
Transfer passenger € 6.87 per departing passenger
Transit passenger € 6.87 per departing passenger ( leaving the
aircraft)
Crew on duty and children under 2 years are exempted
https://www.brusselsairport.be/uploads/ ... f10330.pdf
Originating passenger € 6.87 per departing passenger
Transfer passenger € 6.87 per departing passenger
Transit passenger € 6.87 per departing passenger ( leaving the
aircraft)
Crew on duty and children under 2 years are exempted
https://www.brusselsairport.be/uploads/ ... f10330.pdf
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How much was it before?luchtzak wrote: ↑02 Aug 2017, 21:50 Brussels Airport has increased the security charge for all departing passengers, regardless of their origin to 6.87€ per passenger.
Originating passenger € 6.87 per departing passenger
Transfer passenger € 6.87 per departing passenger
Transit passenger € 6.87 per departing passenger ( leaving the
aircraft)
Crew on duty and children under 2 years are exempted
https://www.brusselsairport.be/uploads/ ... f10330.pdf
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In 2016 :brabel wrote: ↑02 Aug 2017, 22:28How much was it before?luchtzak wrote: ↑02 Aug 2017, 21:50 Brussels Airport has increased the security charge for all departing passengers, regardless of their origin to 6.87€ per passenger.
Originating passenger € 6.87 per departing passenger
Transfer passenger € 6.87 per departing passenger
Transit passenger € 6.87 per departing passenger ( leaving the
aircraft)
Crew on duty and children under 2 years are exempted
https://www.brusselsairport.be/uploads/ ... f10330.pdf
An 11% increase on that element of the total fee.
H.A.
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Another 1,5hr queue at Brussels Airport this morning for passport control. The queue actually stretching to the escalators down to A gates. People missing flights left, right and center. Automatic gates .... closed (again)
FYI .... LHR last week .... 2min
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FYI .... LHR last week .... 2min
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We are travelling tomorrow what do we have to do?sean1982 wrote: ↑04 Aug 2017, 05:35 Another 1,5hr queue at Brussels Airport this morning for passport control. The queue actually stretching to the escalators down to A gates. People missing flights left, right and center. Automatic gates .... closed (again)
FYI .... LHR last week .... 2min
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Coming very early because there is no clear communication about it from Brussels Airport?!?!
Hasta la victoria siempre.
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I am sorry I found the youtube movie while I was looking for your problems on the Brussels Airport website. I have contacted the airport authorities. Hoping to get an answer.
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Just a side info, I found they are very responsive and helpful when you contact them (Brussels Airport) via Facebook messenger
Perhaps you could ask there?
Perhaps you could ask there?
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They have: Sometimes the waiting times do not exceed 10 minutes. But in busy holiday periods this might take up to 30-40 minutes. The airport suggests to come early to the airport, 2-3 hours up front.
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Thx very much Luchtzak....
Hasta la victoria siempre.
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"Dit is de verantwoordelijkheid van de federale politie" .... but the situation of the automatic gates is an ongoing issue as the union is afraid for job loss
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These recurring "technical" problems with the automatic gates should be investigated imho.
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Right. So it's what you decided to make of it. Next time, say so instead of giving the impression that the airport said it was union issue. Report, don't assume.