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Add as preferred source on GoogleParis airports will cut flights by 25% on July 3 due to an air traffic controller strike, causing expected delays.
PARIS (Reuters) -The French civil aviation agency said on Tuesday it had asked airlines to reduce flights at Paris' airports by 25% on July 3 following notification of a strike by air traffic controllers.
The agency said it had also asked airlines to reduce flights from Nice, Bastia and Calvi by 50% and from Lyon, Marseille, Montpellier, Ajaccio and Figari by 30%.
"Despite these preventative measures, disturbances and significant delays are to be expected at all French airports," the agency said, adding that passengers should change their flights if they are able to do so.
(Reporting by Makini BriceEditing by Gareth Jones)
Airlines have been asked to reduce flights at Paris' airports by 25% on July 3.
Airlines are also asked to reduce flights from Nice, Bastia, and Calvi by 50%, and from Lyon, Marseille, Montpellier, Ajaccio, and Figari by 30%.
Passengers are advised to change their flights if they are able, as disturbances and significant delays are expected at all French airports.
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