FRANCE: TRANSAVIA STILL AFFECTED BY A STRIKE MOVEMENT
PARIS (Reuters) – Transavia France, a subsidiary of Air France-KLM hit since Wednesday by a strike by cabin crew, plans to operate 70% of its capacity on Friday and Saturday and 75% on Sunday, a carrier said. company word.
“We are offering these forecasts to give passengers visibility for the weekend,” said a Transavia spokesperson.
The Air-France subsidiary was forced to cancel Thursday 25% of its flights on French territory due to the strike movement over issues of wages and working conditions.
Dozens of pursers, stewards and hostesses have been on strike since Wednesday, according to the SNPNC union (National Union of Commercial Flight Crew).
The management of the company had been forced to cancel 15% of its flights in the territory on Wednesday.
(Report Caroline Pailliez, written by Jean-Stéphane Brosse and Matthieu Protard, edited by Kate Entringer)