American Airlines has canceled all of its flights to and from Brussels for both Wednesday and Thursday, following Tuesday's terror attacks.
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The airline also said all employees and crew members are safe and accounted for with no injuries.
Customers booked on canceled flights are being re-accommodated through other airports in the region. The airline also issued a travel policy for customers with reservations to and from Brussels who wish to change their itineraries.
Customers concerned about their flights to or from Brussels should contact the airline.
