PROTECT PASSENGERS – KEEP EU SKIES OPEN PETITION – SIGN TODAY!

Since 2023, there has been 99 days of ATC strikes forcing airlines to cancel thousands of EU overflights. These French ATC strikes have delayed/cancelled the flights of over 1.2m airline passengers.

It is unacceptable that France uses Min Service Legislation to protect French flights during these repeated ATC strikes, while overflights, none of which are operating to/from France, suffer all these cancellations. This is unfair. The EU must act now to protect overflights and the EU Single Market.

Ryanair has repeatedly called on the EU Commission and Ursula von der Leyen to take action to protect EU passengers and overflights during repeated French ATC strikes. Ryanair calls on all passengers to sign our petition.

Do it today and send an urgent message to Ursula von der Leyen that EU citizens demand action to protect overflights during French ATC strikes.

Sign this petition –

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PROTECT PASSENGERS – KEEP EU SKIES OPEN PETITION – SIGN TODAY!

Sign this petition –

2,140,025

signatures so far

T&C and Privacy Policy agreement(Required)

Since 2023, there has been 99 days of ATC strikes forcing airlines to cancel thousands of EU overflights. These French ATC strikes have delayed/cancelled the flights of over 1.2m airline passengers.

It is unacceptable that France uses Min Service Legislation to protect French flights during these repeated ATC strikes, while overflights, none of which are operating to/from France, suffer all these cancellations. This is unfair. The EU must act now to protect overflights and the EU Single Market.

Ryanair has repeatedly called on the EU Commission and Ursula von der Leyen to take action to protect EU passengers and overflights during repeated French ATC strikes. Ryanair calls on all passengers to sign our petition.

Do it today and send an urgent message to Ursula von der Leyen that EU citizens demand action to protect overflights during French ATC strikes.