Is yet another Belgian airline making an uneven landing? Unless cargo and rental flights come to the rescue, it is also ‘over and out’ for Air Belgium. Started in 2016 as the Belgian air bridge to China, the company mainly flew from one dull street to another. “And that could be perfectly predicted in advance,” says aviation economist Eddy Van de Voorde (UAntwerp).
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RECONSTRUCTION. Why Air Belgium was doomed to crash before its first flight
