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Paris airport slows due to low deicing stocks

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

DECEMBER 24, 2010 11:26

France's civil aviation authority has asked airlines to reduce flights out of Paris' Charles de Gaulle airport by half for several hours due to a shortage of the liquid used to deice planes.

Civil aviation says that stocks of glycol are low and, with predictions of below-freezing temperatures on Friday, airlines should cut flights by 50 percent until 1200 GMT.

The order came just as backlogs of passengers waiting for a flight at Paris' two main airports eased after days of major weather-related congestion.

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