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Air France-KLM CEO blasts main Paris airport over jet parking shortage

PARIS, June 19 (Reuters) - Air France-KLM's CEO has urged Aeroports de Paris to improve the French capital's Charles de Gaulle airport, saying a shortage of jetways has created a daily struggle for aircraft parking spaces and higher operating costs.

owner IAG projects strong summer after solid first quarter

IAG operating profit at 68 million in Q1, compared to 9 million last year

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Air France, Lufthansa Group airlines part of EU greenwashing probe

BRUSSELS, May 2 (Reuters) - Air France, its Dutch arm KLM, Norwegian, SAS and several Lufthansa Group airlines are among 20 carriers being investigated by the European Union for potential greenwashing, the companies said on Thursday.

Israel reopens airspace as airlines cancel flights due to Iran attacks

JERUSALEM, April 14 (Reuters) - Israeli airlines said operations were returning to normal on Sunday after an overnight attack by Iranian missiles and drones closed the airspace and led to flight cancellations.

Portugal's new government vows to keep balanced budgets, privatise TAP

LISBON, April 10 (Reuters) - Portugal's new minority government will maintain balanced budgets, keep reducing the country's public debt and carry out a long-planned privatisation of flag carrier TAP, it said in its inaugural legislative programme on Wednesday.

Aviation sector seeks urgent solutions for GPS interference

LONDON/WASHINGTON, Jan 24 (Reuters) - The aviation industry will press regulators this week for urgent action to help tackle GPS "spoofing" amid a surge in such activity, which can send commercial airliners off-course, due to conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.

Air traffic climbs at Israel's Tel Aviv airport in 2023 but war weighs

JERUSALEM, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Air travel to and from Israel plunged in the last three months of 2023 amid the Israel-Hamas conflict, but the number of passengers travelling through Ben Gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv still rose 10% in 2023.

Ryanair says to resume flights to Tel Aviv on Feb 1 in reduced schedule

JERUSALEM, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Ryanair said on Thursday it will resume flights to and from Israel on Feb. 1, citing EASA guidance and the resumption of flights by other European carriers.

Wizz Air loses fight against $40 mln rescue aid for Romanian rival

BRUSSELS, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Wizz Air on Thursday lost its fight against 36.66 million euros ($40.2 million) of rescue aid granted by Romania to airline TAROM four years ago, after Europe's top court backed EU regulators' decision to approve the aid.

EU Court annuls EU's approval for Air France COVID-19 state aid

BRUSSELS/LONDON, Dec 20 (Reuters) - The EU's General Court on Wednesday annulled the European Commission's 2020 decision to approve French state aid for Air France worth 7 billion euros ($7.67 billion) meant to soften the economic shock of the coronavirus pandemic.

EU Court annuls EU's 2020 approval for for Air France COVID-19 state aid granted by France

BRUSSELS, Dec 20 (Reuters) - The EU's General Court on Wednesday annulled the European Commission's 2020 decision to approve French state aid worth 7 billion euros ($7.67 billion) for Air France meant to soften the economic shock of the coronavirus pandemic.

KLM defends advertisements in Dutch court, denies 'greenwashing'

KLM denies "greenwashing", says it has right to advertise

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KLM in Dutch court to answer 'greenwashing' allegation

AMSTERDAM, Dec 19 (Reuters) - 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".

Business travel emissions drop as many firms fly less -survey

LONDON, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Almost half of 217 global firms cut their business travel carbon emissions by at least 50% between 2019 and 2022, analysis published on Monday found, as corporate air travel returned at a much slower pace since the pandemic than leisure flights.

Business travel emissions drop as many firms fly less -survey

LONDON, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Almost half of 217 global firms cut their business travel carbon emissions by at least 50% between 2019 and 2022, analysis published on Monday found, as corporate air travel returned at a much slower pace since the pandemic than leisure flights.