The management of the airline Transavia France "plans to ensure 95% of its flights program" Friday, while the CGT union called the hostesses and stewards to strike Friday to Sunday evening, she said Thursday .
"Last minute disturbances are not excluded" Friday, warns the management in a statement. The low cost subsidiary of the Air France-KLM group will publish on its website information on its flights and send SMS to "passengers affected by cancellations". Traffic forecasts for Saturday will be communicated the day before.
"We've been calling management for months"
Protestant against "catastrophic human and material management" in the company, the CGT, the first union at Transavia France, "calls the hostesses and stewards to strike until Sunday evening", within the framework of a strike notice which short "until January 5, 2020" said Elodie Gomes, elected CGT.
"It has been months since we launched calls to management to find a social dialogue," she added. For its part, the management of Transavia "surprised" in its release of this call to strike "suddenly, without prior exchange", and "deplores" a social movement during the "summer holidays".