In the first light of day, Friday June 26, Orly airport (Val-de-Marne) wakes up after three months of sleep. The first commercial takeoff is celebrated, watered by the firefighters’ spears. In the hall, the first passengers embark. Smiles behind the masks and sparkling eyes. But perhaps the happiest are the employees of the airlines. After three months of waiting, it’s the big return to activity.
But at school as at work, back to school is sometimes complicated. We must find the automatisms. Meanwhile, the airport’s runway gentleman is also savoring the reopening with greed. A joy that remains measured. There is only 10% of the usual traffic. From the command post, the management has made a decision: in the absence of sufficient flights, Orly will reopen only one of the four terminals at the airport. The aviation sector is slowly redeploying its wings.
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