Articles tagged “klm”

Airline Weekly

Dutch Government Backs Down on Amsterdam Schiphol Cuts, Allows Full Airline Schedules

Score one for the airline industry with the Dutch government's reversal on flight cuts at Schiphol.

1 month ago
Dutch Government Backs Down on Amsterdam Schiphol Cuts, Allows Full Airline Schedules

Airline Weekly

Amsterdam Schiphol Wants to Set the Record Straight on Flight Cuts

Airlines are warily watching the situation at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport where a caretaker Dutch government is pushing through a dramatic cut in the number of flights.

2 months ago
Amsterdam Schiphol Wants to Set the Record Straight on Flight Cuts

Airline Weekly

KLM CEO Rebukes Dutch Proposal to Tax Transit Passengers at Schiphol

First the Dutch government cut flights at Schiphol. Now it wants to tax transit passengers. What more does KLM face?

3 months ago
KLM CEO Rebukes Dutch Proposal to Tax Transit Passengers at Schiphol

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Europe Adopts Sustainable Aviation Fuel Mandates From 2025

The European Parliament on Wednesday approved the bloc's sustainable aviation fuel mandates in the push to cut aviation emissions dramatically. The mandates, which are part of the European Union's Fit for 55 program to cut carbon emissions, require that 2% of all aviation fuel used in the bloc must be low-emission sustainable aviation fuel, or…

Edward Russell | 4 months ago

Airlines

Airlines’ Sustainability Claims Can’t Escape Scrutiny

Is there really so much value in marketing greener flights that airlines would waste their time with campaigns like these?

Toby Sterling, Joanna Plucinska and Rajesh Kumar Singh, Reuters | 4 months ago

Airlines’ Sustainability Claims Can’t Escape Scrutiny

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Netherlands Proceeds With Schiphol Airport Flight Caps Despite KLM’s Opposition

The Dutch government has argued that flight caps will benefit those living near Schiphol Airport, but the aviation industry is having absolutely none of it and isn't going down without a fight.

Toby Sterling, Reuters | 4 months ago

Netherlands Proceeds With Schiphol Airport Flight Caps Despite KLM’s Opposition

Airlines

Airlines to Fight Dutch State Over Schiphol Airport Flight Caps

The full impact of the limits will perhaps not be fully felt initially, because airlines are still in the process of rebuilding their pre-Covid capacity.

Reuters | 5 months ago

Airlines to Fight Dutch State Over Schiphol Airport Flight Caps

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IDEAS: KLM Unveils New Lightweight Business Class Seats

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has unveiled its new World Business Class Seats for its Boeing 777 aircraft.  The new seats have been designed in collaboration with JAMCO, who the carrier previously worked with on the 'Venture' seats featured on the KLM 787 fleet. Credit: KLM The upgraded World Business Class seats will offer direct aisle…

Adam Stacey | 6 months ago

Airline Weekly

Amsterdam Schiphol Flight Cuts Move Forward After KLM, Other Airlines Lose Appeal

The Netherlands will cut flights at Schiphol in the name of reducing noise pollution beginning next year. Small airlines could bear the brunt.

6 months ago
Amsterdam Schiphol Flight Cuts Move Forward After KLM, Other Airlines Lose Appeal

Airline Weekly

KLM Unveils Schiphol Airport Noise Plan to Avoid Mandatory Flight Cuts

KLM claims it can reduce noise with new planes and more direct flight paths. Will the Dutch government buy it?

7 months ago
KLM Unveils Schiphol Airport Noise Plan to Avoid Mandatory Flight Cuts