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If you\u2019re planning a year-end journey to France<\/a>, remember: Unionized cabin crew members at Air France<\/a> could also be placing from Dec. 22, 2022, to Jan. 2, 2023.<\/p>\n French unions Union des Navigants de L\u2019Aviation Civile and Syndicat des Navigants du Groupe Air France have warned {that a} strike motion might happen over the Christmas and New Year interval, amid a dispute over working situations.<\/p>\n The unions filed a strike discover after a collective settlement between workers and administration \u2014 first put in place in 1999, and being renegotiated this fall \u2014 was not prolonged when it expired in October 2022.<\/p>\n Without the collective settlement, the airline has the ultimate say over the cabin crew and flight workers\u2019s work schedules.<\/p>\n The main sticking level for unions is the ratio of cabin crew to passengers on long-haul flights, in response to a report by Le Monde<\/a>. One flight attendant to each 48 passengers was the norm, however Air France initially wished to see the passenger quantity rise to 51, reportedly for profitability.<\/p>\n The airline has since dropped its ask all the way down to 50 passengers per cabin crew member.<\/p>\n Related: Are you entitled to compensation in case your flight is affected by strikes?<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n