Brussels airport reopens after terror attack

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BRUSSELS - The departure hall at Brussels' Zaventem airport partly re-opened Sunday, 40 days after suicide attacks claimed by Isil which killed 32 people, half of them at the air hub. "We are back to the familiar scene of our passengers in the departure hall," said Arnaud Feist, head of Brussels Airport, which operates Zaventem, at an opening ceremony. Twin explosions killed 16 people there on March 22 and devastated the departure hall, shattering the building's glass facade, collapsing ceilings and destroying check-in desks. On Sunday Belgian flags were displayed on each side of a stage put up for the ceremony, with the date of the attacks and written tributes to the victims.(FA)

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