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Articles tagged “air france-klm”

Business Travel

Accor and Air France-KLM Link Loyalty Accounts in Unique Partnership

A new partnership launched by France's biggest hotel chain and biggest airline will allow loyalty members to benefit from spending money anywhere within the network. It's a lucrative and free perk for business travelers, which harks back to a more generous time in the loyalty game.

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New Accor and Air France-KLM Loyalty Partnership Raises Bar for Targeting Biz Travelers

Like a similar program now in place between American and Hyatt, the partnership between Accor and Air France-KLM aims to share customers between similar target markets. Unlike its American cousin though, this partnership is open to all loyalty tiers.

New Accor and Air France-KLM Loyalty Partnership Raises Bar for Targeting Biz Travelers

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Air France-KLM CEO Says Company Would Consider Buying a Competitor

The Air France-KLM merger has been a textbook example of how hard it is to meld corporate cultures. But CEO Ben Smith isn't letting that deter him from taking a look at new acquisitions. Too soon?

Air France-KLM CEO Says Company Would Consider Buying a Competitor

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European Governments See Renewed Importance of National Airlines

European governments once believed they could rely on the market to ensure their links to the outside world. But many are starting to become more protective of their national airlines. In many ways, it is a return to the past.

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Ryanair Ready to Pounce on Opportunities From Pending Airline Mergers

It looks like Ryanair is preparing itself for a major shakeup of the European airline industry. We've heard it talk about struggling competition before, but things are getting much tougher out there.

Ryanair Ready to Pounce on Opportunities From Pending Airline Mergers

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Air France-KLM Losses Grow as Competition Intensifies

Competition is tough in Europe at the moment and Air France-KLM's losses don't look good. But it's traditionally a weak quarter for airlines so things should get better during spring and summer.

Air France-KLM Losses Grow as Competition Intensifies

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The Politics Behind Air France-KLM’s Peace Deal

KLM CEO Pieter Elbers has done a fine job with his airline. It is a good thing he is staying put. But how will he work with group CEO Ben Smith? We'll find out.

The Politics Behind Air France-KLM’s Peace Deal

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It’s Time to Let Air France-KLM’s New CEO Take Charge

KLM CEO Pieter Elbers is one of the most respected airline managers in the world. But KLM is not an independent airline and ultimately he should be accountable to group CEO Ben Smith.

It’s Time to Let Air France-KLM’s New CEO Take Charge

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Air France Looks to Shut Down Millennial Experiment Joon

Joon attracted derision when it was first launched, with many people wondering whether an airline targeting younger, cooler travelers would really work. We now have an answer.

Air France Looks to Shut Down Millennial Experiment Joon

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Europe’s Airlines Approaching U.S.-Like Levels of Profitability

Europe’s airline sector is a mix of thriving and struggling carriers. It’s also a mix of welcome developments, like booming transatlantic demand, and very unwelcome ones, like severe air traffic control delays.