Real-time platform IsItAStrike.com shows no strike at Paris Charles de Gaulle on 23 September but flags several actions that could disrupt mobility: an easyJet pilots’ strike scheduled for 24-25 September, an SNCF rail strike on 29 September and a five-day air-traffic-control stoppage from 17-21 October. The tracker aggregates notices from official APIs such as Île-de-France Mobilités and national strike calendars, giving businesses a consolidated horizon view. Travel-management companies are advising clients to reroute via Brussels or Amsterdam for non-refundable meetings during the easyJet window. While French law requires minimum rail and metro services during strikes, the SNCF action coincides with post-Papal-visit traffic rebound, increasing the risk of crowding at Gare du Nord and Montparnasse. Air-cargo forwarders are the other big stakeholders: October’s prospective ATC strike would overlap with pre-holiday freight peaks, so shippers may need to convert some consignments to road or sea. Duty-of-care teams should subscribe to feed-based alerts; the site offers email push the morning a strike is confirmed, allowing companies to activate contingency plans within hours.
Source: IsItAStrike.com
