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A swarm of high-tech robot kiosks persistently chased travelers in Brussels after being introduced to the biggest Belgian airport. The kiosks are expected to play a larger part in air travel as airport operators hope to phase out manual check-ins. The robots, called 'Kate', were created by the Geneva-based SITA Lab. They are designed to not only help with check-ins but also to help clear busy departure halls and reduce queues at peak times.
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Passengers describe the chaos after two blasts that killed at least 14 people struck Brussels airport. Ashraf Fahim reports...
Brussels under attack as explosions hit the city's airport and metro system on Tuesday. Unconfirmed reports say at least 23 people have been killed and several injured.
At least 23 people may have been killed in Brussels following several attacks on the city's airport and subway system. The first images from eyewitnesses are emerging of the carnage in the Belgian capital.
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