Dublin Airport warns of impact of potential French air traffic controllers strike

Dublin Airport is warning that a threatened strike by French air traffic controllers may affect flights tomorrow.

Dublin Airport warns of impact of potential French air traffic controllers strike
Wed, 09 Oct, 2013 - 19:30

Dublin Airport is warning that a threatened strike by French air traffic controllers may affect flights tomorrow.

The DAA is advising passengers to check with their airline's website before setting out to the airport.

Ryanair is already planning to cancel 70 flights to and from France tomorrow as a result.

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