Royal Air Maroc announcement the cancellation of several of its flights scheduled for Thursday to and from France where air traffic controllers announced a strike.
“Due to the notification of a strike by air traffic controllers on April 25 in France, we are forced to cancel flights to and from France,” the Moroccan company writes on its website.
“We are offering several solutions to our dear customers affected by these cancellations,” adds the carrier making available to its users search link on Internet.
“We urge our customers whose flights have been canceled not to come to the airport and to contact their initial point of sale or RAM call center to take advantage of the provisions mentioned in the link above,” warns the same source.
Tens of thousands of passengers will be off planes in France on Thursday despite the end of a strike by the main air traffic controllers’ union, with the deadline for rescheduling flights too short.
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“Three out of four flights will be canceled departing or arriving at Paris-Orly, France’s second largest airport; 55% in Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle, first; 65% at Marseille-Provence and 45% at all other platforms in mainland France,” the AFP report said.
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