Emergency and anti-riots police in French airports to quell revolution of Algerian travelers

French authorities deployed its security services, including anti riots police at major airports to control the protests of the Algerian community because of the strike by Air Algérie Aircrew which stopped flights from most French airports towards Algeria.

Videos from Marseille and Orly airports showed security enhancements by anti riots police inside these airports to cope with anger and grumbling of Algerian immigrants who are infuriated by the strike of Air Algérie Aircrew, trying to control the situation.

Same videos from the French airports showed protests of hundreds of Algerian immigrants, including elderly, children and women who said they stranded in airports without being informed of the strike. They waited hours on the floors on the waiting rooms after all flights were canceled in various French airports, while security services imposed a cordon around the offices of Air Algérie.