Flights have been cancelled at the two main Paris airports as French air traffic controllers begin a five-day strike over job loss fears.
Half of the flights in and out of Orly airport have been cancelled, while one in four from Charles de Gaulle have also been pulled from the schedules.
Staff are protesting over a deal agreed by six nations to modernise air traffic control that they say will cut jobs.
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Half of the flights in and out of Orly airport have been cancelled, while one in four from Charles de Gaulle have also been pulled from the schedules.
Staff are protesting over a deal agreed by six nations to modernise air traffic control that they say will cut jobs.
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