French Transport Minister Admits Air Traffic Control Shortcomings

France's Transport Minister has acknowledged shortcomings in the country's air traffic control system, citing significant flight delays and rigid staff allocation. A Senate report highlighted 6.6 million minutes of flight delays in 2025, costing airlines €800 million.

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le-figaroFrench6d ago

Retards, «allocation rigide» des effectifs... Le contrôle aérien pas à la hauteur en France, admet le ministre des Transports

La France a cumulé «6,6 millions de minutes de retards de vols en 2025, entraînant une perte de 800 millions d’euros pour les compagnies et des désagréments forts pour les passagers», pointe un rapport de la commission des Finances du Sénat paru fin juin.

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