Airlines/AFKL

October 7, 1933

Air France Founded

CEO of Air France

Anne Rigail

Resulting from the Combination of 5 French Airlines

• Air Union

• Air Orient

• Societe Generale de transport Aerien (SGTA)

• Compagnie Internationale de Navigation Aerienne (CIDNA)

• Aeropostale

Main hub of France

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport (Multi-terminal)

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France is in the Air

Aircraft Manufacturer of Air France

Airbus

• Airbus A380

First logo of Air France

1933-1976

October 7, 1919

KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines) Founded

CEO of KLM

Marjan Rintel

Known as the oldest airline still operating under its original name

KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines)

They have a joint venture with Northwest Airlines (NWA)

KLM, 1989

Has its acquisition of a holding in Kenya Airways

KLM, 1999

Old Name of KLM

Royal Dutchman

Main hub of Amsterdam

Amsterdam-Schiphol Airport (Mono terminal)

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Happy to help

Aircraft Manufacturer of KLM

Boeing

• Boeing 787 (Dreamliner)

Fleet Age of July 2020

10.9 years

Advantage of Modern Fleet

• To enhance comfort

• Fuel savings

• Reduce greenhouse gas emissions

• Reduce noise pollution for residents

Token for Business Class

Dutch Gin, Delft Blue House (Genever)

AFKL Chairman

Benjamin Smith

Aeronautical Maintenance Group

• Air France Industries

• KLM Engineering & Maintenance

Air France-KLM’s Purpose

• Sales

• Service

• Intimacy

Social Responsibility

• Energy conservation

• 30% less gas emission

The 1.2.3 Concept

• 1 Group

• 2 Airlines

• 3 Core Businesses

3 Core Businesses

• Passenger Transport

• Cargo Transport

• Aeronautical Maintenance

Martinair Cargo

Specialize full-freighter airlines, serving a worldwide network from its home base at Schiphol.

Servair

The leading airline catering and cabin cleaning company. Has also established itself as the leading caterer on the African continent, with 21 locations in 18 countries.

Types of Joint Ventures

• Capital Intensive

• Binding

Binding

It involves a partnership and therefore a division of labor, costs, and revenues, without any provision of capital.

Something we can both benefit in

Capital Intensive

Have a certain asset together to gain, more of an internal corporate binding.

Binding

Trans-Atlantic