Air traffic controllers go on strike in France
Flights were canceled at Paris’ two main airports after French air traffic controllers began a five-day strike over job security on February 23rd. Half of the flights in and out of Orly airport and one in four from Charles de Gaulle were canceled.
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The strike has led to the massive delays and cancellations at Paris’ two main airports, mainly of domestic and European short-haul flights. – USA Today
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A strike by air traffic controllers continued to cause cancellations and delays as it entered its third day on February 25th. Union officials say the strike could last until February 27th. Half of the flights into and out of Paris’ Orly airport were canceled, and 25% were canceled at Charles de Gaulle. Travelers are advised to check with their airline before leaving.