Articles tagged “air france-klm”

Climate change risks taking a direction in years ahead that could endanger our grandchildren. This panel talk does a good job of capturing the current state of airline thinking about whether aviation will reduce its carbon emissions.

KLM‘s new CEO, Marjan Rintel, has been in the job less than five months and already faces serious questions over the future of the airline. She recently sat down with Airline Weekly Editor Edward Russell in New York to discuss KLM’s future.

KLM's new CEO Marjan Rintel hopes the Dutch government will compromise on flight caps in Amsterdam in favor of other ways to reduce carbon emissions.

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at Delta’s airport investments, flying greener, and Airbnb’s new search tools.

Aviation is becoming a target for policymakers and climate emergency activists. Leaders from Delta, Air France-KLM, and McKinsey have highlighted some heartening ways to address the carbon reduction challenge.

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at glowing fake reviews, Air France-KLM's expansion ambitions, and Qatar's Covid test retreat.

Air France-KLM wants to become the go-to airline in southern Europe with a deal for ITA, and maybe one for TAP.

European consolidation got a leg up last week, but not in the way many expected: Italian authorities named the offer from private equity firm Certares with Air France-KLM and Delta as their preferred bidder for ITA Airways instead of frontrunner the Lufthansa Group.

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at Berlin’s use of local consultation, ITA Airlines’ likely new owner, and what Google says about cheap flights.

Air France-KLM and Delta are poised to win the contest for ITA Airways. The deal would give them a key edge in the important Italian market.