Passenger: Rise in both traffic (+7.5%) and load factor (+1 point). Cargo: Slight decline in traffic and load factor (-0.3%).

Passenger: Traffic up 2.5%, 0.6 point rise in load factor to 79.7%. Cargo: Traffic down 8.1%, 4.3 point drop in load factor to 68.2%.

QUARTER JULY-SEPTEMBER 2011: 2.1% rise in revenues to 6.79 billion euros; Operating costs excluding fuel bill under control; Operating result of 397 million euros. HALF YEAR APRIL-SEPTEMBER 2011: 5.2% rise in revenues to 13.0 billion euros; …

Passenger: Rise in traffic (+9.3%), 1.5 point improvement in load factor to 85.2%.  Cargo: 3.4% decline in traffic, 3 point decline in load factor to 64.7%.

Naar aanleiding van de onzekere economische situatie, die wordt gekenschetst door teruglopende economische groei en hoge brandstofprijzen, heeft de AIR FRANCE KLM Groep de groeiprognose voor de winterdienstregeling 2011-2012 bijgesteld naar 3,4% …

Passenger: Traffic up 7.6% for capacity up by 6.1%, load factor of 85.7%, up by 1.2 points. Cargo: Stable traffic (-0.2%) for capacity up by 2.8%, load factor down 1.9 points to 62.5%.

Passenger: Traffic up 6.9% for capacity up by 5.4%, load factor of 87.3%, up 1.2 points. Cargo: Traffic down 2.7% for capacity up 0.6%, load factor of 64.0%, down 2.1 points.

Activity impacted by crises in Japan, the Middle East and AfricaStable unit revenuesRevenues up by 8.7%Reduction in unit cost (on a constant currency and fuel price basis)Reduction in long-haul capacity growth for Winter 2011 to 2.7% The Board …

Passenger:Traffic up by 2.9% for capacity up by 5.0% ;Load factor of 82.1%, down 1.7 points. Cargo:Traffic down by 2.8% for capacity up by 1.6% ; Load factor of 64.7% (-2.9 points). In June the group’s traffic continued to be affected …

Positive third quarter operating result despite various disruptions, confirming the recovery of the Group

- Passenger: rise in traffic (+4.8%) and load factor (+1.1 point) - Cargo: rise in traffic (+2.4%) and stable load factor January 2010 was disrupted by snowfall, and a two day strike by air traffic controllers in France, which particularly …