Brussels Airport will reopen Sunday – Boursorama

 BRUSSELS, April 2  (Reuters) – Brussels-Zaventem airport,  closed since the attacks of 22 March, partially  reopen Sunday announced Saturday its director.  “Tomorrow Sunday Brussels Airport should be  partially operational. We should indeed receive  (…) Today the official authorization to  restart,” said Arnaud Feist, at a press  conference. “We have planned for tomorrow  the first three passenger flights to Faro, Turin  and Athens flights operated by Brussels Airlines.  We opted consciously for a limited supply in  single, which will evolve gradually. The access  will be possible only by car or taxi during the  early days. “Even partial resumption of  activity is as fast a signal of hope and  demonstrates our will and our strength to  resurface and do not let us down,” a-t- he  said. (Philip Blenkinsop Carraud with Simon in  Paris, Jean-Philippe Lefief for the french  service) 

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