KLM Plans 1,000 More Job Cuts
The airline will outsource work and transfer other positions to Air France-KLM as it seeks lower costs.
The airline will outsource work and transfer other positions to Air France-KLM as it seeks lower costs.
About 100 pilots and 200 cabin staff could be dismissed as the bankrupt carrier restructures.
Flight operations will continue as normal, the carrier said.
Major British airports have resumed operations, but a full recovery could take several more days.
Volodymyr Zelensky said drone operations could pose risks as the “war comes home” to Russia.
The carrier adopted a new business plan last month in the face of higher fuel costs.
The carrier is struggling to overcome higher jet fuel prices and route disruptions stemming from the war in Iran.
The Portuguese government is preparing to sell off up to 49.9% of the airline.