Person wey fly from Nigeria reach Paris on Thursday, 5 November, fit need plan di next part of im journey well. Strike for France fit reduce train service on RER B wey join Charles de Gaulle airport to central Paris. Na di train part of di journey dis notice concern. E no announce any change for airline timetable.
Di line operator release im forecast on 3 November, and Bonjour RATP update passenger information on 4 November. From Gare du Nord go north to di branches for Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 and Mitry-Claye, dem expect one train out of every two wey normally dey run. Dat figure compare service with normal timetable. E no promise how many minutes you go wait.
From Gare du Nord go south, di forecast different. Dem expect about two out of every three trains go run towards Saint-Rémy-lès-Chevreuse and Robinson. Dem plan make trains still go through, so dem no dey ask people wey cross Paris on di line to change train for Gare du Nord because of di strike.
Another notice matter for people wey arrive late. From 10.45 for night local time, engineering work affect di part between Châtelet–Les Halles and di northern destinations, including di airport. Di operator say di evening bus wey dey replace train go still run. Daytime forecast and night work therefore concern different parts of di same travel plan.
Person wey dey return to airport need know di difference between di two northern branches. Train wey get Mitry-Claye as destination no be airport train. Look for di airport destination on di departure board and check di timetable for di actual station and time wey you wan travel.
Wetin e mean for you. Check your train journey for di operator timetable or travel app before you leave to catch flight. Allow time to wait for train wey go di correct branch. If you dey arrive late, check di replacement bus arrangement and di last train. Flight confirmation alone no fit tell you whether your normal train connection go run.