Updated 16 Sep 2014 @ 09:30
Air France has warned that disruption will get worse as a week-long strike by its pilots continues.
More that 60% of its flights are likely to be cancelled today as a result of the strike, which began yesterday.
The pilots are protesting against a transfer of jobs by the airline to a low-cost European carrier.
Air France is urging passengers around the world to change or postpone travel.
Passengers who have booked a flight between September 15 and 22 September can delay their trip; change their ticket free of charge; or claim a refund.
Travellers due to fly with the airline are advised to check the status of their flights before heading to the airport.
More that 60% of its flights are likely to be cancelled today as a result of the strike, which began yesterday.
The pilots are protesting against a transfer of jobs by the airline to a low-cost European carrier.
Air France is urging passengers around the world to change or postpone travel.
Passengers who have booked a flight between September 15 and 22 September can delay their trip; change their ticket free of charge; or claim a refund.
Travellers due to fly with the airline are advised to check the status of their flights before heading to the airport.
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