Tell us: How bad is Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport this summer?
Recently released data reveals that flights from Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport were among the most likely to be cancelled this summer, but on the other hand the airport seems to have largely avoided the chaotic scenes seen at some other European airports - so just how bad is it this summer?
If you have flown in or out of Charles de Gaulle this summer we want to hear from you about conditions on the ground - waiting times, airport facilities, flight cancellations and luggage problems.
The airport has been the scenes of two strikes already this summer - although the pay dispute between airport employees and bosses has now been resolved - which caused many flight cancellations.
The below graphic shows the percentage of flights that were cancelled per airport between May 26th and July 19th - which was during the Paris strike period.
Unions have also warned that staff shortages have caused longer than usual waits.
But we want to hear from passengers about their experiences.
We will use your answers to inform an article advising people who have flights booked for later in the summer.
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If you have flown in or out of Charles de Gaulle this summer we want to hear from you about conditions on the ground - waiting times, airport facilities, flight cancellations and luggage problems.
The airport has been the scenes of two strikes already this summer - although the pay dispute between airport employees and bosses has now been resolved - which caused many flight cancellations.
The below graphic shows the percentage of flights that were cancelled per airport between May 26th and July 19th - which was during the Paris strike period.
Unions have also warned that staff shortages have caused longer than usual waits.
But we want to hear from passengers about their experiences.
We will use your answers to inform an article advising people who have flights booked for later in the summer.
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