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Plane order battle hots up Europe’s biggest airline,Air France-KLM, may need to cut a further 3,000 jobs its chief executive has confirmed.
Asked to comment on a newspaper report, Pierre-Henri Gourgeon said: “It’s what happened last year. It’s our goal.” He stressed there would no involuntary layoffs and the cuts would be through natural attrition, that is not replacing people who leave.More about: Air France, AirlinesCopyright © 2012 euronews
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