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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Boosts Labor Productivity Through Automation and Mechanization, Reconsiders Investments
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has announced measures to strengthen its operational and financial structure, aiming to improve net operating profit by 450 million euros in the short term.
By 2025, the airline plans to increase labor productivity by 5% through automation, mechanization, and reducing absenteeism. It is also preparing a strategy to address pilot shortages and minimize flight reductions due to a lack of engineers and parts supply.
Furthermore, all investments excluding those related to safety and compliance, such as new headquarters and engineering & maintenance buildings, are being reconsidered, with expectations of delays. Outsourcing, selling, or discontinuing non-operational activities is also under consideration.
The airline aims to generate over 100 million euros in additional revenue by maintaining investments related to aircraft as much as possible, improving onboard products, introducing new products, expanding catering options, and optimizing cabin layouts.
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