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French strike chaos
Tuesday, 25 Nov, 2002
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French air traffic controllers are striking between 8pm this evening (Monday 25 November) until 6am on Wednesday 27 November causing massive disruption to flights to and from France.
About 300 flights between Britain and France have been grounded. British Airways announced the cancellation of some 62 services from Heathrow and Gatwick, EasyJet has cancelled 55 flights, Ryanair 35 flights, while Buzz has cancelled four flights today and all flights tomorrow. Go has rescheduled a number of flights and cancelled four tomorrow. See the following pages for the revised timetables:
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