Air France-KLM may slash jobs as the airline tries to find ways to cut costs
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Air France-KLM is actively looking for ways to limit expenses. Scrapping jobs is one of the options discussed by the airline, although that plan is not concrete, said CFO Steven Zaat while discussing the quarterly results. The company has around 73,000 employees. The airline group said during its quarterly results presentation that they will not hire any supporting staff for the time being. The overhead costs necessary to keep the business running must also be reduced.

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