Sofia’s Paid Parking Overhaul: Residents to See Funds Invested Locally Says Municipal Councilor
Municipal Councilor Dimitar Petrov from “WCC-DB” has outlined new measures ensuring transparency in how funds from paid parking in Sofia are used
Photo: Stella Ivanova
Flights between Sofia and Brussels were canceled on Tuesday due to a national strike in Belgium that has halted operations at both Brussels and Charleroi airports. The cancellation affects Bulgaria Air’s scheduled services FB 407 and FB 408 on the Sofia–Brussels–Sofia route.
The airline announced the decision on its official Facebook page, citing an official statement issued by Belgian aviation authorities and Brussels Airport. The company described the situation as a case of force majeure linked to the nationwide industrial action affecting air traffic across the country.
All passengers booked on the canceled flights will be rebooked on the next available flight on the same route, scheduled for October 15, 2025. Bulgaria Air confirmed that its team is providing full assistance to affected travelers and will ensure they receive updated travel information and support throughout the process.
In its message, the airline also urged passengers to stay informed through the official Bulgaria Air website and communication channels for any further developments.
According to Belgian media, the strike has led to a complete suspension of flights at Brussels and Charleroi airports for the day, as airport staff, air traffic controllers, and ground services join the protest. The action has caused widespread disruption across the country’s transport network, impacting both domestic and international travel.
When exchanging Bulgarian leva for euros at post offices, all clients will be required to present a valid identity document
Marilyn Manson, the provocateur and cultural icon known for constantly pushing the limits of alternative culture, will be the third headliner at HILLS OF ROCK 2026
Bulgaria is set to experience significant weather changes on Tuesday, November 18
The National Statistical Institute (NSI) has released data on inflation and consumer prices in Bulgaria for October 2025, showing a monthly increase of 0.9%
A new census of homelessness in Sofia indicates that the number of people living without shelter in the Bulgarian capital is far lower than in many major European cities
The price of Bulgaria’s wholesale consumer basket has risen to 101 leva (€51.6) this week
Bulgaria's Strategic Role in the EU's Drone Wall Defense Initiative
When Politics Means Violence