Travellers into France face travel chaosFrench protestors disrupt travel services By TTM on 23 September 2010 in News |
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Passengers travelling into France today can expect their travel plans to be scuppered by widespread strikes affecting flights and train services. French unions have urged public sector workers onto the streets to protest against President Sarkozy’s pension reforms and raising of the official retirement age. Travellers on TGV trains and metro lines are likely to experience problems and the French Civil Aviation Authority has asked airlines to cut services in and out of Paris Orly airport by half and Charles de Gaulle airport by 40%. CommentsBe the first to leave a comment Add Your CommentPlease note: all comments will be manually verified by our staff before appearing on the site. Please do not try and spam and do not use offending language. If you want to be notified when your post has been published, add your email address below. Related ItemsPayPal Takes FlightCharging for better seats latest airline money-making scheme Bangkok Airport Closed BA worker arrested by anti-terrorist police Easyjet: Pre-pay for Excess Baggage BRITISH AIRWAYS SALE ON FLIGHTS BA: Want to book your seat in advance? That will be £60! Royal Wedding boosts flight searches to London Easyjet offers £72 flights to Israel Hand Luggage Restrictions 'Eased' But Rules Defy Logic Airline Passengers Confused Over Protection Is this the end of the Booze Cruise and for Calais? EU Emissions Costly Cap Flights to US resume after Hurricane Irene Opening date set for Terminal 5 News Archives |
