The Minister of Transport denounces “unacceptable” claims

Bat of iron in sight with air controllers. The Minister of Transport, Philippe Tabarot, said he was Wednesday July 2 “Resolute to hold on” Faced with air -controller unions who called for strike on Thursday and Friday. “I know how expensive these strikes are expensive for your airlines”, said Philippe Tabarot by closing the annual congress of the National Federation of Aviation and its trades (FNAM), voice carriers. “The claims brought by minority unions are unacceptable, as is the choice to go on strike at the time of the big starts in vacation”he added.

ICNA “Call on a change of course to strengthen the workforce, to achieve technical modernization projects, and to put operational priorities at the heart of decisions” From the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGAC), he announced in a statement. The union “Denounces managerial drifts within the Directorate of Air Navigation Services, including the authoritarian, brutal management mode, denying its commitments and disconnected operational realities, maintains a climate of constant pressure and distrust incompatible with requirements in terms of serenity and safety of the air controller”he detailed.