Air France will resume service from regional airports in France to Greece from July 6 to August 31 with flights from Marseille, Nice, Bordeaux and Toulouse.
The European Commission has approved a 7-billion-euro French aid measure to Air France for the company to obtain urgent liquidity in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Air France – KLM Group has secured at least 9 billion euros in government aid dedicated to Air France and KLM following talks with the French and Dutch governments.
"A virus cannot crush our blue hearts," says KLM in a video it has released on social media, looking to send a message of encouragement to the world amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Air France – KLM Group is adapting its flights in accordance to the new US border restrictions that were announced due to the spread of the coronavirus.
Following the developments of the outbreak of the coronavirus in China, the Air France-KLM Group have suspended all Air France and KLM flights to and from the country until February 9, 2020.
Transavia, a Dutch low-cost carrier and member of Air France-KLM Group, is seeing its sales for travel to Greece on the up following the launch of its direct Paris-Rhodes flight.
The Air France – KLM Group is presenting its services and flight network to the shipping community at this year’s Posidonia 2018 international exhibition in Athens.
The Air France-KLM Group has announced the expanded scope of responsibilities of Yiorgos Zermas as Sales Manager heading the Sales, Marketing and the Exclusive Marine Desk activities for Greece and Cyprus, effective September 1.
The Air France - KLM Group and the Argo Travel Group will present their products at this year’s Posidonia 2016 shipping exhibition to open on June 6 and run through to June 10 at the Metropolitan Expo Center in Athens.
The chairman and chief executive officer of the Air France-KLM Group, Alexandre de Juniac, will step down from his post to become the next director general and CEO of the International Air Transport Association (IATA).
Transavia, a member of the Air France-KLM Group, announced on Tuesday that it will expand its capacity considerably to and from Greece in the summer season of 2016.
Thessaloniki-based travel agents and tourism professionals were briefed last week on new flights by Transavia that cover travel between the Northern Greek city and Paris, France.
In Greece, Transavia operates 69 flights a week on 19 different routes, from 11 airports in the country and transports some 585.000 passengers per year on those routes.
