Tel Aviv flights disrupted by Belgian union strike threat
The article addresses the crisis facing Brussels Airlines, a subsidiary of Lufthansa, following its decision to resume flights to Tel Aviv at a rate of 10 weekly flights. This move has sparked protests from the Belgian labor union "ACV Puls," which considers that returning to traditional crew operations violates previous agreements. There are also concerns about security and psychological risks faced by employees due to the tension in the region, especially after a missile attack near Ben Gurion Airport in May 2025. The crisis has escalated to the point of threats of strikes and potential impacts on the continuity of flights, amid ongoing recommendations to avoid traveling to Israel due to the deteriorating security situation.
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