Articles tagged “air france-klm”

The Netherlands will cut flights at Schiphol in the name of reducing noise pollution beginning next year. Small airlines could bear the brunt.

The case is really about who will drive airline industry emission reductions: airlines or government's with blunt edge instruments?

Lufthansa finally has a deal. For ITA Airways that is, and according to reports.

While a surge in air traffic in the world’s third-largest aviation market led to record jet orders, Go First's bankruptcy made lessors apprehensive about India.

Air France-KLM, International Airlines Group, and the Lufthansa Group shared more than just a bullish outlook for travel demand during recent investor calls. They all want a bigger piece of the standout Latin or South America region

Blaming Twitter for changing its terms and conditions, Air France said on Friday it would stop offering customer support via the social media platform's direct messages for its accounts worldwide.…

As Asia begins to shake off Covid-19, the SkyTeam alliance will have recovery firmly in its sights.

Air France CEO Anne Rigail wants more travelers to use air-rail connections with what some might call an out-of-the-box approach: Making the transfer experience good.

Air France CEO Anne Rigail leads an airline renewed. The legacy carrier successfully navigated the pandemic and a major restructuring to emerge a leaner and — one hopes — stronger Air France.