The General Directorate of Civil Aviation this Monday asked airlines to give up 40% of their Friday flights at Paris-Orly, France’s second airport, due to an interprofessional strike broadcast by a union of air traffic controllers.
Airlines have also been asked to reduce their flight schedules in Marseille-Provence by 20% and in Beauvais by 15%, the DGAC said in a statement, warning that the activity of the air navigation centers en route, which manage the Aircraft circulating in French skies would also be affected.
“Despite these preventive measures, disruptions and delays are expected. The DGAC invites passengers to postpone their trip and to contact their airline to find out the status of their flight,” specifies the administration responsible for transportation security. aerial.
As a reminder, the inter-union called for a day of mobilization on October 13 for salaries, equality between men and women and the defense of the environment.
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