Turkish airlines cancels flights to Brussels due to strike
Trade unions call for one-day strike on Friday
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Turkish Airlines canceled some flights on Friday to Brussels because of a strike at Brussels Airport, which decreased the capacity.
The air carrier said flights with numbers TK1939-1940 and TK1943-1944 were canceled.
Various trade unions in Belgium have called for a one-day strike on Friday to demand better wages in the face of rising costs of living.
The strike will likely negatively affect businesses and transportation across the country.
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