Articles tagged “klm”

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at tourism growth around the World Cup, Hilton’s bleisure travel knowledge, and KLM’s climate concerns.

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.

The European Union and Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have signed a new open skies agreement aimed at recovering and expanding airline links between the two regions.

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at Radisson's attempts at transparent sustainability, KLM's challenges in Amsterdam, and Europe's aviation expansion.

If KLM and Schiphol airport are two golden geese of the Dutch economy, government officials are doing their utmost to strangle them.

European airlines have warned once and again that airport staffing, and other issues, threatened to derail what is widely expected to be a busy summer travel season. Those issues have…

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Departing KLM CEO Pieter Elbers's confidence in the value of a strong hub was confirmed during the pandemic. He leaves the airline on strong footing after eight-years at its helm as he departs for India's IndiGo.

Pieter Elbers, who retires from the helm of KLM on July 1, will be Indian airline IndiGo's next CEO.

European airlines and authorities are eager to tap rail links to replace short flights on the continent. But a recent air-rail connection in Paris showed the limits of the partnerships that take a lot more than will power to make work and, more importantly, woo travelers.