As another day of strike against pension reform is scheduled for Tuesday 6 JuneBusiness travel in France is likely to be only slightly disrupted, except for air travel. This is because the French Civil Aviation Authority (DGAC) has asked airlines to reduce the number of flights on a number of platforms. Starting with Paris-Orly airport where flight capacity is expected to be reduced by 33 %.
This air traffic control strike, which coincides with the review on 8 June of a bill tabled by the Liot group to cancel the increase in the retirement age to 64, will also affect several provincial airports. A Bordeaux, Marseille, Nantes, Nice and ToulouseAs a result, the flight schedule should be reduced by 20%.
A la SNCFSeveral unions (CGT Cheminots, UNSA-Ferroviaire, SUD-Rail and CFDT Cheminots) are also mobilising for the day of 6 June. However, disruption should be limited for this 14e day of action against pension reform. SNCF traffic will be " very slightly The railway company explains that there will be "disruption with 9 out of 10 trains on average on the national network. As for train traffic in the Ile-de-France region, it is expected to be almost back to normal on the Transilien network. The same limited impact has been announced by RATP, with normal service on both metros and buses.
