I booked an TGVAir train+plane ticket with Air France, must I travel the first (train) leg?

I booked an TGVAir train+plane ticket with Air France, must I travel the first (train) leg? - The Conductor Asking Boy For a Ticket on a Train

I have a booked TGVAir train+plane ticket with Air France. The problem now is that SNCF, the company that will effectively be handling my train journey, announced a train strike on my departure date. Therefore I am now looking to find other means of transportation to the airport (CDG) so that I don't miss the flight part of the journey.

Am I obliged to travel on the train part of the journey? Will my plane ticket be cancelled if I don't?






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