Overview
Air France–KLM is the Paris-area holding company formed on 5 May 2004 from the merger of Air France and KLM, employing roughly 78,000 people and generating €30 billion in 2023 revenue. It wholly owns both national carriers along with their Transavia low-cost brands and the Martinair cargo operation, and holds minority stakes in several carriers it doesn't control outright — Kenya Airways (7.95%), Morocco's Royal Air Maroc (1.25%), Canada's WestJet (2.3%), Brazil's Gol (1.19%) and Air Mauritius (2.78%) among them. Its largest minority position is in Scandinavian Airlines (SAS): a 19.9% stake taken in 2025 is intended to rise to 60.5% pending competition approval, which would turn SAS from an associate into a group subsidiary.
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