France asks airlines to cut 40% of Paris-Orly flights on Friday
by Bloomberg Oct 09, 2023
French authorities asked airlines to cut 40% of flights at Paris-Orly airport Friday ahead of unions’ planned strike calling for pay increases.
The country’s civil aviation authority also asked the regional Marseille-Provence and Beauvais airports to reduce flights by 20% and 15%, respectively.
The strike is set to come three days before a scheduled government-union meeting on low wages.
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