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May 16, 2018, 10:25 am

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Originally Posted by Kacee

"Minimal impact"? What are you smoking? As of May 7, 14 days of walkouts this year, each resulting in cancels of up to 35% of flights. The CEO resigned and the airline is in crisis. Air France Strike: Concerns about its future raised by government

I do not smoke, and I write based on facts and not on what US media portrays.
14 days of walkouts and up to 35% flights cancelled. Again... How many passengers had issues trying to reach their destinations within an acceptable period of time?

Yes, the airline is in crisis, the CEO resigned, but that doesn't mean AF has frequent strikes so frequent that people should avoid it, which was my original point.

Weather vs. operational disruptions should never be compared, but again, I had more issues trying to leave the DC area between January and March (while Jetblue and AA planes were operating with less disruptions) than in 7 years being an AF captive.

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