KLM 3.4bn bailout in crisis as unions refuse paycut plan


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| 2020/11/02 | 629 words | LE JOURNAL DE L'AVIATION | AIR TRANSPORT

The Dutch government on Saturday suspended plans to help beleaguered national carrier KLM with a multi-billion-euro bailout package after unions declined to sign a deal involving a five-year pay-cut plan.The move puts the future of the Dutch arm of Air France-KLM into jeopardy, with KLM saying it would not remain afloat without a massive government infusion to save the world's oldest airline, now hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic."The planned state aid is not going through. It's disappoin...(…)

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