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Articles tagged “air france-klm”

Airlines

Lufthansa Aims to Finalize $11 Billion Rescue Package Next Week

This proposed rescue package is one of the biggest yet in the aviation sector, but with the call for help spread out across four countries and Ryanair's Michael O'Leary threatening to sue some governments over this kind of aid, it's far from a done deal.

Klaus Lauer, Patricia Uhlig and Arno Schuetze, Reuters | 4 years ago

Lufthansa Aims to Finalize $11 Billion Rescue Package Next Week

Airlines

European Governments Weigh If It’s Time to Let Some Airlines Disappear

If the goal is efficient transportation in Europe, politicians may consider only bailing out the five biggest EU airline groups. But many other airlines are expected to receive significant government funds, partly for reasons of national pride.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 4 years ago

European Governments Weigh If It’s Time to Let Some Airlines Disappear

Coronavirus

Air France-KLM Seeks $6.5 Billion Lifeline From Government

The proposed bank loans effectively double the airline's coffers, giving it some much-needed breathing space.

Maya Nikolaeva, Reuters | 4 years ago

Air France-KLM Seeks $6.5 Billion Lifeline From Government

Airlines

French Government Ready to Help Out Air France

These are unprecedented times and the French state, as the largest single shareholder in parent company Air France-KLM, will want to safeguard its investment.

Reuters | 4 years ago

French Government Ready to Help Out Air France

Airlines

Air France-KLM’s $324 Million in Fuel Savings Likely to Offset Coronavirus Outbreak Costs

For the moment, the drop in fuel price is benefiting Air France-KLM, but if the coronavirus outbreak doesn't ease off, this could all change.

Patrick Whyte, Skift | 4 years ago

Air France-KLM’s $324 Million in Fuel Savings Likely to Offset Coronavirus Outbreak Costs

Airlines

How Air France Plans to Take Advantage of Smaller Rival’s Demise

Aigle Azur was tiny in comparison to Air France, but it still offered competition in certain areas, with the traffic rights to and from Algeria now of particular interest.

Patrick Whyte, Skift | 4 years ago

How Air France Plans to Take Advantage of Smaller Rival’s Demise

Airlines

Air France-KLM CEO Opens Up on Turnaround Efforts Amid Legacy Woes

Air France-KLM CEO Ben Smith inherited a complicated mess when he took the top job last year, but he has begun methodically turning the company around, winning contracts from labor and simplifying the fleet and route network.

Madhu Unnikrishnan, Skift | 5 years ago

Air France-KLM CEO Opens Up on Turnaround Efforts Amid Legacy Woes

Airlines

Skift Global Forum Preview: Air France-KLM CEO Ben Smith Reveals How He’s Winning Over Labor

Air France-KLM has been content with the status quo for a long time. Under new CEO Ben Smith, that's changing. But is it too much change, too fast?

Brian Sumers, Skift | 5 years ago

Skift Global Forum Preview: Air France-KLM CEO Ben Smith Reveals How He’s Winning Over Labor

Airlines

Air France-KLM Hints at Further Fleet Changes After Sealing Union Deal

Under newish CEO Ben Smith, Air France-KLM has improved its relationship with its unions. This new agreement will make it much easier for its French unit in particular to compete with low-cost rivals.

Patrick Whyte, Skift | 5 years ago

Air France-KLM Hints at Further Fleet Changes After Sealing Union Deal

Airlines

The Most Fascinating Part of the World for Airlines So Far This Year

It's never dull in the airline industry, and the first half of 2019 has been no exception. We were hard-pressed to single out the most interesting region. But the industry in Europe had the wildest ride in the first half, with high-profile bankruptcies, a few strikes, impending acquisitions, changing business models, and the perennial Alitalia saga.

Jay Shabat, Skift | 5 years ago