compared to the older days of my spotters "career", we are really spoiled now with information about movements in Brussels, especially on Luchtzak.
20-30 years ago it was a matter of reading them yourself as we didn't have access to all kinds of databases to gather the info.
When going through my database though I must conclude that Brussels never had the big numbers in terms of daily movements but we still managed to see some interesting ones.
My top 20 looks like this (more or less):
5A-DLS F27-600 Libyan Arab (AUG91)
9N-ABN B727-116C Royal Nepal (OCT87)
9Q-CBF DC.4 Air Zaire (DEC74)
9Q-CYD DC.3 No titles (29DEC83 crashed on delivery 15JAN84)
A2-ACA L382G Air Botswana (FEB80)
A6-ABM/GRM HS748 Emirates Air Service (JAN93)
CCCP-09329 An22 AFL (FEB88) followed by 09305 2 days later
CP-2273 A310-304 LAB (MAY85)
CU-T121 Britannia 253 Aero Caribbean (NOV87)
CX-BJV B.707-331 Aero Uruguay (NOV79)
HL7457 B747SP-5B KAL (JUN98)
LV-JZM CL44-D4-6 Transportes Aereo Rioplatense (MAY76)
MT-1037 B.727-281Adv MIAT (SEP95)
N100BB CL44-D4-6 Blue Bell (MAY75)
N125US L.188 Schillelagh (same day as N100BB)
N4998S CL44-J Cargosur (MAY79)
N8973U DC.8-62 Hawaiian (JUL87)
RP-C99 L382G Philippine Aerotransport (JAN78)
TG-ALA B.727-25C Aviateca (OCT86)
ZS-SBG B.727-44C SAA-SAL (couldn't find the date
I hope you can agree that I prefer the ones above over the Braniff's (Calder), OO-XTG (TEA B737), Air Tchad DC10, Air Ceylon DC.8, Saudia B.727 (TS-JHN), Gulf Air B737 (OO-SDN) and so many others that visited as regular flight but who would be much appreciated nowadays too.
Do you have a similar list ?
All the best,
OO-JFP