SNCF, RATP, airports: a complicated week on the transport network

The strike continues on 10 December, affecting travel by train, metro or plane. Here's an overview of the disruption.
SNCF
The strike continues this Tuesday 10 December

The situation will be difficult until the end of the week "The message comes from Alain Krakovitch, Managing Director of Transilien, who gave his prediction to France Info. Indeed, this 10 Decemberalone 1 Transilien in 5 is in circulation. The frequency is the same on the network TGV Inouiand falls to 1 train in 6 for the Ouigo the Intercitésand 3 out of 10 for the TER.

The RATP expects one RER A in 2 in peak hours, and one train in 3 for the RER B. There will be no major changes on the metro, apart from the introduction of line 11, which will be limited to peak hours like lines 4, 7, 8 and 9. RATP already expects that " Traffic on Wednesday 11 December is also expected to be extremely disrupted, with services on the metro and RER networks similar to those on Tuesday 10 December." .

Finally, in the air transport sector, the DGAC (French Civil Aviation Authority) has anticipated the situation by requesting a 20% reduction in flight schedules for departures and arrivals at Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Orly, Beauvais, Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse and Bordeaux airports, starting on Monday.