So it's another complex day ahead for nomadic professionals The strike against pension reform is leading to a new strike action this 7 February. La RATP is expecting major traffic disruption on the Paris metro. Almost all lines will be affected on Tuesday, with the exception of lines 1, 14 and 3 bis...
Travel between Paris city centre and the airports will also be complicated by disruptions on the RER. We expect 3 trains out of 5 on the RER Aand 1 train in 2 for the RER Bwith an interconnection interrupted in Gare du Nord.
Travel by bus (8 buses out of 10 on average) or tram (normal traffic) will be spared.
La SNCF is also expecting major disruption on 7 February. On the TER network, for example, 3 trains out of 10 are expected to be disrupted. TGV Inoui traffic will be halved on average, with 2 trains out of 5 on the Northern axis, 1 out of 2 on the Eastern axis, 1 out of 3 on the Atlantic axis and 2 out of 5 on the South-Eastern axis. The network Ouigo will operate 2 trains out of 5.
As far as international rail travel is concerned, business travellers should be able to count on 3 out of 4 trains for the network Eurostarand 1 in 2 for Lyria. The network Thalys should be only slightly disrupted, according to SNCF.
In the air transport sector, as on previous days of action, Orly airport will be the worst affected in Paris. The authorities are forecasting that one flight in five will be cancelled on 7 December, as confirmed by Clément Beaune, Minister Delegate for Transport. The disruption could start as early as Monday evening, and continue until Wednesday morning.
