Air France-KLM, Delta Tie-up To Reap $12B Annually
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GREG KELLER
PARIS (AP) — Air France-KLM and Delta Air Lines said Wednesday their trans-Atlantic joint venture will bring estimated annual sales of $12 billion from more than 200 jointly operated flights each day — about a quarter of all capacity on the routes.
"This strategic partnership puts us in a good position compared with other major alliances, which are extremely active on the world's leading long-haul market," Air France-KLM Chief Executive Pierre-Henri Gourgeon said as the two companies sealed their deal.
The cooperation agreement between Europe's largest airline and the world's largest airline operator will also "help us weather the current economic situation and protect our product offering," Gourgeon said. ...
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