Le Progrès reported that the Le Puy-Paris air route receives 2 million euros in aid despite carrying few passengers. The subsidy raises questions about public spending on a lightly used regional route.
Governments sometimes fund transport routes that few people use. How such subsidies are spent affects taxpayer costs and the fares and services commuters get.
Track Le Progrès for updates on who funds the 2 million euro aid and what conditions apply.