Air France-KLM Losses Grow as Competition Intensifies

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An Air France aircraft. The parent company made an increased loss in Q1. Olivier CABARET / Flickr

Skift Take: Competition is tough in Europe at the moment and Air France-KLM’s losses don’t look good but it is traditionally a weak quarter for airlines so things should get better during spring and summer.

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