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Air France to bring world to East Midlands

Air France to bring world to East Midlands

25 October 2012 Airline News

Air France has confirmed it will launch a new service from East Midlands Airport to the rest of the world via Paris through a new code share partnership with Flybe. The twice-daily service that commences from October 28th 2012 will give business and leisure travellers from the East Midlands region the opportunity to connect with Air France’s extensive global network of 180 destinations from Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport.

Air France restructures business

Air France restructures business

16 October 2012 Airline News

Air France has revealed plans to change its management structure in a bid to become more competitive and customer focused. The three-year plan, ‘Transform 2015’, will see Air France-KLM seek to reduce operating costs by €2 billion to cover debts.

Air France partners with Amadeus

Air France partners with Amadeus

Air France has adopted Amadeus Airline Ancillary Services (AAAS) to distribute its ancillary offering to travel agencies. The solution is available in France where travel agents can now offer Seat Plus for their customers with EMD (Electronic Miscellaneous Document).

Wuhan becomes fifth destination in China for Air France

Wuhan becomes fifth destination in China for Air France

13 April 2012 Airline News

Air France has sought to further strengthen its role as the leading European airline to China with the introduction of flights to Wuhan, its fifth route into the country. The airline is the first to link Europe with Wuhan, operating three times a week from its international base at Paris-Charles de Gaulle.

‘Drastic’ cost cuts lined up to save Air France in Europe

‘Drastic’ cost cuts lined up to save Air France in Europe

10 April 2012 Airline News

Only “drastic” cost cuts will ensure the survival of the short- and mid-haul networks at loss making Air France the carrier has confirmed. Controlled costs would need to fall by as much as 20 per cent the carrier said in a statement earlier, with staff pay and conditions among the top items on the agenda.