Overview
- France’s nationwide air traffic control strike began on September 10, triggering delays and cancellations and forcing reroutes across European airspace, including overflights.
- The UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office warned travelers to expect disruption on September 10 and 18 and to monitor local news and check with operators.
- Jet2 told customers the action may cause delays to flights transiting French airspace, while Eurostar said its trains are scheduled to run but urged extra time for connections.
- Paris transport operator RATP flagged interruptions on RER and Transilien lines that serve key routes, including access to Disneyland Paris, which remains open.
- SNCTA confirmed a further 24-hour air traffic controller strike set for September 18–19, extending the risk of travel disruption into next week.