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DGAC warns travellers that severe thunderstorms on November 9–10 could cause major disruptions at Paris airports.
The Direction Générale de l’Aviation Civile (DGAC) issued a weather NOTAM (Notice to Air Missions) advising airlines and passengers that strong thunderstorms forecast for November 9–10 may lead to Paris flight delays, diversions and extended ground holds at Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) and Orly (ORY).
Air Traffic Control (ATC) has told carriers to expect rerouting and flow-management measures; safety will be prioritised over punctuality. Airlines are preparing for possible diversion of incoming flights and longer turnaround times on the ground, which can cascade into knock-on delays across networks.
If you have a flight into or out of CDG or ORY during the forecast window, check your flight status with the operating carrier before leaving for the airport. Expect longer wait times at gates and for baggage; some flights may be rebooked, delayed or diverted depending on the storm’s severity and ATC restrictions.
Operationally, airports may implement ground stops or slots management to preserve safety and runway capacity. That means even on-time departures elsewhere can be affected if aircraft, crews or slots are constrained by earlier disruptions. For some carriers, contingency plans include rerouting to nearby airports or holding patterns until conditions improve.
Passengers should prioritise direct confirmation from their airline for specifics such as flight number, IATA/ICAO codes and rebooking rules. Keep travel documents and contact details handy, and consider signing up for airline alerts. Be prepared for delays that could persist through Monday, and follow instructions from airport staff and official DGAC updates.