The European Union is predicting significant delays in air traffic in the summer of 2025, due to an increase in flights and strikes.
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EU officials warn that the summer of 2025 could mark a new record low in air delays, with a record number of flights hitting 37,000 a day. The 5% increase in air traffic, combined with strikes in France and extreme weather conditions, is contributing to the crisis. In addition, reduced airspace due to the conflict in Ukraine complicates the situation. EU transport commissioner calls on member states to meet staffing commitments, while industry experts call for swift reforms to avoid an aviation nightmare for passengers.
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