Air France Backs Down on New Low-Cost Unit

Air France Backs Down on New Low-Cost Unit

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The company announced late last night that it would drop plans to expand Transavia Europe, focusing instead on operations in the Netherlands and France. They requested pilots to support the expansion within France and return to work. Despite this conciliatory offer, pilots had already voted to strike until the month's end. The French government, owning 18% of the airline, was involved, leading to confusion about the project's status. Ultimately, the Transavia Europe project was scrapped, suggesting behind-the-scenes negotiations.

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What was the company's decision regarding the expansion of Transavia Europe?

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What did the pilots vote for previously?

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How did the tone of the company's statement change regarding the pilots' demands?

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What involvement did the French government have in the Transavia project?

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What confusion arose regarding the future of the Transavia project?

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