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Children in a Toy Store: 20 Spotters Close to Planes in Brussels Airport

Summary by BX1
They came with a single goal in mind: to take the planes in their best angle. In Zaventem, some enthusiasts were exceptionally able to approach the runways. They were given a privileged place to observe the planes of Brussels Airport. As every year, 20 enthusiasts of spotting were able to tread the tarmac of the Zaventem airport and immortalize the take-offs and landings as close to the runways. With their cameras and their biggest lenses, the s…
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They came with a single goal in mind: to take the planes in their best angle. In Zaventem, some enthusiasts were exceptionally able to approach the runways. They were given a privileged place to observe the planes of Brussels Airport. As every year, 20 enthusiasts of spotting were able to tread the tarmac of the Zaventem airport and immortalize the take-offs and landings as close to the runways. With their cameras and their biggest lenses, the s…

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BX1 broke the news on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
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