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Air France-KLM said it had entered “in-depth” discussions with the French and Netherlands governments over the financing the group will need to weather the COVID-19 crisis and is confident the two nations will support it.
 
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The airline industry is reeling from the shock the coronavirus has dealt it. At a personal level it feels emotional and upsetting.   
 
 
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Test your knowledge and see if you can correctly identify all 10 airlines by just their livery. Numbers 6 and 7 might stump you if you're not an expert.
 
Southwest will be flying 50% less in June as Air France-KLM suspends 90% capacity. Hong Kong offers more financial aid as China-Europe cargo bridge is set up by KLM and Phillips, and more. A roundup of Aviation Daily news.
 
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CAPA ANALYSIS
The COVID-19 crisis shows that while it is good to have a globally diverse network, a strong domestic operation is a major advantage for airlines when a shock disrupts international traffic flows.
 
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