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Today's podcast looks at layoffs by Navan, the banning of airlines ads, and a mental health crisis for airline pilots.
Justin Dawes | 4 days ago
Airlines
European regulatory agencies are increasingly cracking down on airline ads that claim they have a positive environmental impact.
Meghna Maharishi | 5 days ago
Tourism
These nearly 300 vintage travel posters tell us companies will always chase the middle class and destinations will always win over tourists with their oldest sightseeing attractions.
Dawit Habtemariam | 1 month ago
If Europe's regulators back Air France-KLM taking a stake in SAS, along with IAG buying Air Europa, and Lufthansa acquiring ITA, Europe's aviation market will become more like the U.S. one, which has been the world’s most profitable.
Reuters, Reuters | 1 month ago
Airline Weekly
Big changes are afoot for Air France in Paris.
1 month ago
Moroccans are recovering from an earthquake on Friday night that killed more than 1,300 people.
Dominique Vidalon, Reuters, Reuters | 3 months ago
News Blog
Air France is set to commemorate its 90th anniversary with a fashion exhibition that will take over the window display at the Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann. The exhibition, which will run from 28 September to 10 October 2023, will showcase five dresses designed by Xavier Ronze, head of the costume design workshops at the Paris…
Adam Stacey | 3 months ago
Air travel is back but not in France and Germany where trains are carrying an ever bigger piece of the pie.
7 months ago
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. KLM, a sister brand, has yet to make a similar move. Update: 4pm ET: An Air France spokesperson clarified, "Twitter's recent change in access to…
Sean O'Neill | 8 months ago
Air France is upgrading its 12 Boeing 777-300ERs with the airline’s new long-haul business class product, a process that is expected to be complete by the end of the year. The aircraft will also get the same economy and premium economy seats as those found on its cutting-edge A350s. The first refurbished B777 (named “Fontainebleau") took off from Paris-Charles de…
Jenny Southan | 8 months ago
