ISTANBUL: Turkish Airlines has canceled several flights scheduled for Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 due to an ongoing strike by airport staff in Brussels, the capital of Belgium. According to a statement released on Sunday, the "TK 1941 Istanbul-Brussels" flight planned for Monday has been canceled, along with multiple flights on Oct. 1. These include "TK 1942 Brussels-Istanbul," "TK 1937 Istanbul-Brussels," "TK 1938 Brussels-Istanbul," "TK 1939 Istanbul-Brussels," "TK 1940 Brussels-Istanbul," "TK 1943 Istanbul-Brussels," and "TK 1944 Brussels-Istanbul." On Oct. 1, Brussels Airport is expected to face major disruptions as all flights will be grounded due to the large-scale union strike. The protest is expected to affect around 50,000 passengers. Source: Anadolu Agency
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