European Legacy Carriers Look West For Margin Boost

March 05, 2024
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Air France-KLM has high hopes for its SAS deal.

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With 2023 results showing the pandemic firmly behind them, Europe’s legacy carriers are looking ahead to determine how to make the most of their geographic reach, whether through consolidation or expanding their own networks. Air France-KLM and International Airlines Group (IAG) reported full-year...

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