Check with the airline to see if your flight is one of those cancelled.
Ryanair has cancelled 22 flights on Wednesday evening and 72 flights on Thursday as a result of the 14th French ATC strike, with further delays likely.
These cancellations are the latest ones in the ongoing dispute that has caused serious disruptions to Ryanair passengers all over Europe.
Customers whose journey’s have disrupted by these strikes have already been contacted by email and text message. Take a look here to see if your flight is affected by the strikes.
Aer Lingus flights are also affected and here they are.
The airline are stressing that anyone with bookings on the above cancelled flights that can change for free online to another date or request a full refund.
You can check the status of Aer Lingus flights here.
Ryanair’s Robin Kiely said: “It’s reprehensible that Europe’s consumers repeatedly have their holiday and travel plans disrupted or cancelled by the selfish actions of ATC unions, who use strikes as a first weapon rather than a last resort. This French ATC strike will impact hundreds of thousands of European consumers and throw their travel plans into chaos once more. It’s high time that the European Commission takes action to prevent these repeated ATC strikes from continuously disrupting the travel plans of millions of Europe’s citizens and their families”.
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