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Significant Improvement: Air France-KLM Cuts Q1 Loss to €250 Million

Air France-KLM ended the quarter with €9.3 billion ($10.5 billion) of cash in hand.

Two out of three of Transavia’s new routes will depart from the capacity-limited Amsterdam Schiphol Airport.

Routes make the world go around.

KLM and Transavia are not happy with the new increase and have urged the airport to rethink its plan to protect the Dutch economy.

Incoming flights were diverted, and outbound travel was temporarily halted.

The airline group was one of the first to reveal the severity of the outage.

The program was founded by Air France and KLM in 2005.

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While it was a challenging quarter for Air France-KLM, the group will have a huge task on its hands: to respond to the demand for the Olympic Games.

Transavia has said it could leave Amsterdam altogether if a night ban is introduced.