Belgian soldiers keep guard at Brussels Airport, which partially re-open following a bomb blast 13 days ago, in Zaventem, Belgium April 4, 2016. REUTERS/Benoit Doppagne/Pool
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - About 50 flights from Brussels Airport, which reopened this month after a deadly bomb attack, were cancelled on Wednesday as a strike among air traffic controllers entered a second day.
Brussels Airport, one of Europe's busiest, reopened on April 3 with limited capacity, restricted by tight security and temporary structures erected after bombs destroyed the departure hall on March 22.
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