25/06/2014

Ryanair Forced To Cancel More Flights As Strike Continues

Ryanair has been forced to cancel more flights today (Wednesday) due to the ongoing strike by air traffic controllers in France.

A total of 26 Ryanair flights were cancelled yesterday, including flights from Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports.

Hundreds of Irish holidaymakers have been left stranded at airports as the six-day strike continues.

Passengers are being advised to expect delays on flights and to check the airline's website for the latest updates.

Flights to other destinations may also be affected.

(CD/JP)

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