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Modified on 14\/09 at 10:15<\/em><\/p>\r\n This Friday 16 September<\/strong>Business travellers will have to contend with a \"very high\" level of air traffic. severely disrupted <\/em>\"according to a press release from the French Civil Aviation Authority (DGAC<\/strong>). This would have asked the airlines tocancel half of their flight schedule<\/strong>. The cause: a movement of strike<\/a> <\/strong>initiated by air traffic controllers<\/strong>. This national move is due to take effect from 6am Friday morning<\/strong>for a 24 hours duration<\/strong>. \" Significant cancellations and delays are to be expected <\/em>\"warns the DGCA, inviting travellers who are able to do so to postpone their trip<\/strong>.<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n Denouncing the \" no response <\/em>\"The DGAC and the public authorities would have to take this into account. a challenge to the profession <\/em>\"The Syndicat National des Contr\u00f4leurs du Trafic A\u00e9rien (SNCTA<\/strong>) called on all controllers to \" to the strongest mobilisation <\/em>\". What's more, the union is already planning to file another strike notice. For the time being, this will run from Wednesday 28 September to Friday 30 September 2022<\/strong> included.<\/p>\r\n Another strike at the end of September?<\/h3>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n