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Brussels Airport (BRU) Medical & Handicapped Help


Emergency / Medical Services at Brussels BRU Airport

Medical Considerations

Certificates
Inoculation and vaccination certificates may be needed for your trip (your airline or travel agent will advise you accordingly). Such procedures must of course be completed in advance.

General information about inoculations and other precautions are available on the website of the Belgian Institute of Tropical Medicine .

Useful items
It may also be useful for safety reasons to equip yourself with insect repellents, mosquito nets, condoms, sterile needles etc. Ask your doctor's advice.

Prescriptions
Make sure you have an adequate supply of any prescription medication and a copy of the prescription with you. There is a pharmacy at Brussels Airport.
Pregnancy
Airlines usually refuse to carry passengers after their 36th week of pregnancy. A medical certificate is required after the 28th week.
Medical condition
If you have a medical condition and any doubts about whether you should fly, ask your doctor. You may be required to advise your airline in advance of certain conditions or special assistance which may be required.

People With Special Needs / Persons With Disabilities at Brussels BRU Airport

Passengers in need of special assistance need to follow these steps:
1. Please contact your airline in advance if you are about to travel with your own wheelchair.
2. You can borrow a wheelchair at the airport and leave it at the gate.
3. Elevators, escalators, moving walkways and ramps are easy access to all levels.
4. Vehicles displaying a disabled parking permit can park in disable parking space.
 

 

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