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French MPs Endorse 30-Day Annual Ceiling on Transport Strikes

French MPs Endorse 30-Day Annual Ceiling on Transport Strikes

France’s lower-house law committee has backed a bill that would limit public-sector transport strikes to 30 days a year and protect peak travel periods. The measure promises clearer scheduling for business travellers and relocating staff but faces legal push-back from unions. If passed, it could take effect before Easter 2026.

Jan 20, 2026
Storm “Jorty” Triggers 851 Flight Delays and 53 Cancellations at French Airports

Storm “Jorty” Triggers 851 Flight Delays and 53 Cancellations at French Airports

Cold-front “Jorty” caused more than 850 delays and 50 cancellations at French airports, chiefly Paris-CDG and Orly. The disruption creates missed connections and potential Schengen over-stays for business travellers; airlines owe care but no cash compensation. Knock-on effects are expected into 20 January.

Jan 20, 2026
Eurostar Warns of Paris-Bound Delays and Cancellations Through 31 January

Eurostar Warns of Paris-Bound Delays and Cancellations Through 31 January

Eurostar services between Paris, London and Amsterdam will face reduced frequencies and hour-long delays until 31 January due to engineering works and border-control congestion. Business travellers should book flexible tickets and allow long buffers, while mobility teams must watch for knock-on visa or connection issues.

Jan 20, 2026
American Airlines Suspends JFK–Paris and Five Other Trans-Atlantic Routes Until March

American Airlines Suspends JFK–Paris and Five Other Trans-Atlantic Routes Until March

American Airlines has halted its New York JFK–Paris service, along with five other Europe-bound routes, from 6 January to 4 March. The cut reduces seat supply for corporate travellers and may push fares higher; HR teams should budget for rerouting and check UK ETA requirements when itineraries are shifted via London.

Jan 20, 2026
France Updates ‘Talent – New Business’ Residence-Permit Fact Sheet

France Updates ‘Talent – New Business’ Residence-Permit Fact Sheet

France has revised the financial criteria for its “Talent — New Business” residence permit, updating the minimum resource requirement to €21 876.40 in line with the 2026 SMIC. Non-EU entrepreneurs must still invest at least €30 000 and present a viable business plan. Mobility budgets should account for the higher income floor.

Jan 20, 2026

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