Articles tagged “air france-klm”

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

The prospect of another carrier at the world’s busiest airport might not sound too exciting, but this new arrival tells part of a much bigger story.

Addressing Air France’s structural deficiencies became job number one as the group went about restructuring itself during the pandemic. And it remains a chief priority now that the industry is booming.

What does Air France-KLM think of the future? It’s bullish. Jay Shabat and Edward Russell discuss the group’s recent investor day.

Air France-KLM found a "low-risk way" to participate in European airline consolidation with its SAS deal, even as it waits a bit longer for a chance at prize TAP Air Portugal.

Virgin Atlantic CEO Shai Weiss is confident in his efforts to return the airline to solid financial ground next year.

Big changes are afoot for Air France in Paris.

One of the big questions surrounding Air France-KLM's deal for SAS is what it does with the Scandinavian airline's three hubs.

If there’s one thing crystal clear about Air France-KLM’s strategic intent, it is that it badly wants to consolidate Europe’s still-highly-fragmented airline industry. No surprise, therefore, that it’s now buying a stake in Scandinavia’s SAS.

Edward Russell and Jay Shabat discuss what Air France-KLM's move on SAS means for the European airline industry.