On Thursday, 3 May 2018, Air France plans to operate almost 85% of its flights:
In view of a percentage of staff on strike, subject to the Diard law and expected to work on 3 May 2018, estimated at:
The flight schedule is updated 24 hours in advance. Disruptions and delays are to be expected. Air France recommends its customers with a flight reservation on 3 May to postpone their trip.
Air France regrets this ongoing strike action at a time when company management has made several proposals to end the conflict and has launched a consultation with all staff on the agreement proposed on 16 April.
Air France regrets this situation and is making every effort to minimize the inconvenience this strike action may cause to its customers. How to postpone your trip.
This post was published on 3 May 2018 00:20
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