Belgian controllers' strike leads to cancelled flights

Aer Lingus has cancelled two flights between Dublin and Brussels today due to an air traffic controllers’ strike in Belgium.

Aer Lingus has cancelled two flights between Dublin and Brussels today due to an air traffic controllers’ strike in Belgium.

The airline said flights EI 638 from Dublin to Brussels at 5.50pm and EI 639 from Brussels to Dublin at 9pm have been affected.

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