Air France Allows Changes In Wake Of Strike

by Michele McDonald June 14, 2016

A four-day strike by Air France pilots was slated to end on today, but the carrier is allowing passengers booked on flights through June 21 to postpone their trips at no extra cost.

Customers scheduled to travel after June 21 who wish to postpone their trips will receive a non-refundable voucher valid for one year on Air France, KLM, or Hop.

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