Paris scraps 25% of flights due to strike following aviation disruptions in Ireland, UK

The walkout by a broad range of employees at the French capital’s international hub is also expected to cause delays for passengers whose flights weren’t scrapped, according to a spokeswoman
Paris scraps 25% of flights due to strike following aviation disruptions in Ireland, UK

Airport workers strike outside Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport on June 9. Picture: Geoffroy Van Der Hasselt/AFP/Getty Images

A quarter of flights were cancelled and two runways shut Thursday by a strike at Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport, the latest upheaval to hit the European transport industry struggling to meet higher demand for travel.

The walkout by a broad range of employees at the French capital’s international hub is also expected to cause delays for passengers whose flights weren’t scrapped, according to a spokeswoman. While the strike didn’t extend to Orly airport, some disruptions may also occur there, she said.

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