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Articles tagged “klm”

Airline Weekly

KLM Unveils Schiphol Airport Noise Plan to Avoid Mandatory Flight Cuts

KLM claims it can reduce noise with new planes and more direct flight paths. Will the Dutch government buy it?

KLM Unveils Schiphol Airport Noise Plan to Avoid Mandatory Flight Cuts

Airline Weekly

Emirates President Says Airlines Must ‘Do Better’ to Develop Sustainable Fuels, Meet Climate Goals

Airlines want government support to meet climate goals, but Emirates President Tim Clark says the industry needs to help itself to get the job done.

Emirates President Says Airlines Must ‘Do Better’ to Develop Sustainable Fuels, Meet Climate Goals

Airline Weekly

KLM Confident in Winning Appeal to Block Schiphol Flight Cuts

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

KLM Confident in Winning Appeal to Block Schiphol Flight Cuts

Airlines

Indigo CEO on Big Planes, Bigger Plans and a Potential Loyalty Program

Recognizing Indian low-cost carrier Indigo's achievement of flying 86 million passengers in 2023 fiscal, CEO Pieter Elbers acknowledges that customer choice plays a vital role in achieving such remarkable numbers. No wonder, Indigo thinks it's now time to implement a loyalty program to help attract and retain customers.

Indigo CEO on Big Planes, Bigger Plans and a Potential Loyalty Program

Airlines

SkyTeam’s 19 Brands, Explained

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

SkyTeam’s 19 Brands, Explained

Airline Weekly

KLM Faces Increased Pressure to Reduce Emissions at Schiphol

KLM must make real progress on reducing carbon emissions or face serious limits on its future growth in Amsterdam.

KLM Faces Increased Pressure to Reduce Emissions at Schiphol

News Blog

KLM Wins Court Battle Against Dutch State Over Schiphol Airport Flight Caps

KLM has won its court case against the Dutch government, which proposed cutting flights at Schiphol Airport from 500,000 a year to 440,000 a year to reduce noise pollution. The court stated the government did not comply with European rules, which specify a flight cap can only take effect after all measures to limit noise…

Airline Weekly

Air France CEO Anne Rigail Sees Trains Playing a Bigger Role in Her Airline’s Strategy

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 Sees Trains Playing a Bigger Role in Her Airline’s Strategy

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JetBlue Claims Discrimination in Unsuccessful Effort to Fly to Amsterdam

JetBlue Airways alleges that the Netherlands has violated the terms of the open-skies agreement between the U.S. and European Union after repeatedly denying the airline's requests to serve Amsterdam's Schiphol airport. Under the agreement, airlines can operate an unlimited number of flights between the U.S. and EU as long as they can secure the necessary…

Airlines

The Most Important Story in Airlines in 2022

We learned this year that air travel truly is a team sport that's only as strong as its weakest member.

The Most Important Story in Airlines in 2022