Articles tagged “air france”

A mixed set of results from Air France-KLM shows that even during the post-pandemic boom, profitability cannot be taken for granted.

The new route will face tough competition from American Airlines, British Airways, and Condor - can the market sustain another carrier?

Tottori’s appointment is all the more significant in a country which continues to grapple with gender equality issues.

Lufthansa has kicked off a flurry of route resumptions to Tel Aviv, but some major carriers aren't ready to return just yet.

Today's podcast looks at layoffs by Navan, the banning of airlines ads, and a mental health crisis for airline pilots.

European regulatory agencies are increasingly cracking down on airline ads that claim they have a positive environmental impact.

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.

Big changes are afoot for Air France in Paris.

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.  

Air travel is back but not in France and Germany where trains are carrying an ever bigger piece of the pie.