Air France, hobbled by a strike involving more than a quarter of its pilots, said about 80 per cent of its flights would operate on Sunday and Monday. Air France-KLM Group’s French arm will honour 83 per cent of its scheduled long-haul flights, on some of which it uses its A380 superjumbos, and 86 percent of its domestic ones on Sunday, the company said.
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Employees work on an Airbus A380 inside the Air France KLM maintenance hangar at the Charles de Gaulle International Airport in Roissy, near Paris. Philippe Wojazer / Reuters -
An Airbus A380 plane inside the Air France KLM maintenance hangar at the Charles de Gaulle International Airport. The airline says it will honour most long-haul flights. Philippe Wojazer / Reuters -
Air France has been hit by a pilots strike but says most long-haul flights, including those on which it uses the Airbus A380, will go ahead. Philippe Wojazer / Reuters -
An Airbus A380 plane inside the Air France KLM. maintenance hangar. Philippe Wojazer / Reuters -
An Airbus A380 plane inside the Air France KLM maintenance hangar. Philippe Wojazer / Reuters -
The passenger door of an Airbus A380 plane. Philippe Wojazer / Reuters -
An employee works in an Airbus A380 plane inside the Air France KLM maintenance hangar. Philippe Wojazer / Reuters -
at plane inside the Air France KLM maintenance hangar. Strikes have hit the airline but it plans to honour most flights. Philippe Wojazer / Reuters -
Employees work on an Airbus A380 plane. Philippe Wojazer / Reuters
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