Brussels Airlines Puts Cost Of Attacks Above €70 million
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BRUSSELS — Brussels Airlines will have to focus all its efforts on recovering from the damage caused by the March 22 terrorist attacks at Brussels Airport (BRU), even if Lufthansa exercises its call to fully acquire the carrier, Brussels Airlines CEO Bernard Gustin said. Lufthansa is expected to...
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