Articles tagged “air france-klm”

Lufthansa is officially focused on integration, not standardization. But the lines between its national brands are being unmistakably redrawn.

Turkish Airlines doesn’t need full control of Air Europa to gain a foothold in Latin America – just a well-timed minority stake with fewer regulatory headaches than its European rivals.

Korean Air’s decision to add premium economy was sluggish, but the math is irresistible. For many airlines, this mid-tier cabin is where passenger comfort meets cash flow.

Several international carriers reported during the second quarter that the Trump administration’s hardline approach to immigration was starting to cause a dip in bookings to and from the U.S.

More and more companies are using outside platforms to handle customer service, but that comes with a tradeoff - it opens the door to new risks.

Europe's skies are evolving with fewer short hops and more seats per flight. But huge questions remain over the industry's path to reduce its carbon impact.

Premium cabins still drive profits, but it's the low-cost threat that keeps Europe's legacy carriers up at night.

Anko van der Werff has long championed consolidation. With Air France-KLM poised to take majority control, he’s getting his wish while (hopefully) keeping the airline’s Scandinavian soul.

We’ve known since Air France-KLM’s initial deal that a majority stake was an option, but the speed and scale of the proposed transaction remains notable.

For years, India's aviation sector was mostly seen as a feeder to global giants. Now, with big jets and even bigger partners, IndiGo hopes to flip the script.