First Brussels flight take of after deadly attack

First passenger flight takes off today from Brussels Airport after attack.


After 12 days, when suicide bombings killed 16 at the check-in area and 16 more at a city metro station.

The city remains on edge after the deadly terror attacks that injured hundreds the morning of March 22, 2016, but Brussels Airport CEO Arnaud Feist said the airport's relaunch Sunday offers a sign of hope.

Yet it could take weeks, even months, for the airport to regain any sense of normalcy. Passengers will see several new security provisions, and only some airlines will have service in Brussels at first.