French Civil Aviation Authorities gave instructions to all airlines to decrease their flight schedule from and to French airports by 30%, but Air France expects to run 100% of long-haul flights, 75% of medium-haul flights to and from Paris-Charles de Gaulle and 60% of short-haul flights to and from Paris-Orly and French provinces.
The French airline is facing another day of difficulties as the unions have called for a strike action tomorrow (23 March), the unions have requested a 6% general pay increase, but Air France replied that “the company’s economic and financial situation, in a particularly aggressive competitive environment, made this general pay increase impossible without jeopardizing its growth, investment and resumed recruitments.”
This post was published on 22 March 2018 13:25
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