2 Jet crew injured in Belgium airport attack, cancels flights

Two Jet Airways crew members were injured in the explosions that rocked Brussels' Zaventem airport today which led the airline to cancel all its flights to and from the Belgian capital till tomorrow.
"Two Jet Airways staff have sustained injuries in the explosion at Brussels airport. Both of them are receiving medical care at hospitals," the airline said.
While the airline did not share details on the injured crew, sources said that the two cabin staff --Nidhi Chaphekar and Amit Motwanai, belonged to Mumbai.
As per the latest information received from Brussels, Jet Airways passengers have been accommodated at three locations by the airline staff in co-ordination with the local authorities, it said.

Arrangements for their food and comfort have been made till the situation normalises, Jet Airways said.
"We are working very closely with the Indian Embassy and are in touch with the Indian Ambassador to plan the next steps for evacuation of our guests from Brussels once the airport becomes operational," the airline said.

A series of explosions ripped through Brussels airport and a metro train today, killing around 35 people and injuring more than 200 in the latest attacks to rock Europe.
Brussels airport serves as Jet Airways' European hub for international operations. The airline had, however, recently announced relocation of this gateway to Dutch capital Amsterdam from coming Sunday.

Meanwhile, Jet Airways has cancelled flights operating to/from and via Brussels until tomorrow.
Following explosions, the authorities have announced closure of Brussels airport till 0600 hrs (Local Time) tomorrow.
Jet Airways has also offered a waiver on cancellation, rebooking and rerouting of tickets for travel to/from/via Brussels until March 26, the airline said.
The airline said for further information passengers can contact Jet Airways contact centre in India 1800225522, 1-877-8359538 (The United States) and 08081011199 (The United Kingdom).