AFLYY Stock Recent News

Air France-KLM has returned to pre-pandemic profits and revenues, but its stock remains at multi-year lows. The stock price does not reflect the company's improved fundamentals and potential for future growth. The airline industry is experiencing a cyclical upswing, with increased demand for travel and tourism expected to benefit Air France-KLM.

Air France-KLM reported an operating loss for the fourth quarter after the Israel-Hamas war disrupted travel to the Middle East and as company expenses continued to rise.

French shipping giant CMA CGM and French-Dutch carrier Air France-KLM on Tuesday said they would withdraw from their existing commercial agreement for cargo transports in view of reshaping the partnership.

Alaska Airlines, United Airlines and Turkish Airlines have grounded their 737 MAX 9 airplanes in the wake of a Friday incident during an Alaska Airlines flight.

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Airlines around the world are facing scrutiny from advertising and consumer agencies, regulators, and courts over allegedly making misleading claims about their sustainability efforts, sometimes dubbed "greenwashing".

Dutch airline KLM is set to face off with environmentalists in an Amsterdam court on Tuesday over whether its advertisements misled customers in an alleged case of "greenwashing".

Air France KLM is confident about the prospects for Brazil's market in 2024, an executive for the airline said on Tuesday, following a year of good results, including high load factors and strong demand.

The UK Advertising Standards Agency has banned advertisements from three major European airlines - Air France-KLM (OTC:AFLYY), Deutsche Lufthansa, and Etihad Airways - for misleading environmental claims, a practice known as 'greenwashing'. Air France-KLM's advertisement, seen in July 2023, promoted flights from Manchester to Bangkok, claiming that the airline is "committed to protecting the environment" and enables "travel better and sustainably"​​.