Overview
- The nationwide walkout by France’s main air-traffic control union runs for 24 hours on September 10 as part of the Bloquons Tout movement, with another controllers’ strike announced for September 18–19.
- France’s central position in European airspace means even overflights are likely to face reroutes and delays, increasing the risk of cancellations across the continent.
- The UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office warns of disruption from strikes and demonstrations on September 10 and 18 and advises travelers to monitor local news and check with travel providers.
- Eurostar expects London–France services to run, but it urges passengers to plan ahead for travel to stations and for any domestic connections that may be disrupted.
- Disneyland Paris is expected to stay open, though visitors could encounter delayed arrivals and reduced RER service that affect park reservations and schedules.