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Air France-KLM narrows losses as bookings begin recovery FILE PHOTO: Passengers wait at the Air France desk at Nice international airport, France, February 20, 2020. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard July 30, 2021 By Tim Hepher and Anthony Deutsch PARIS/AMSTERDAM (Reuters) -An easing of coronavirus travel restrictions is generating the first signs of recovery at Air France-KLM, the airline group said on Friday, as its unveiled a smaller loss for the second quarter coupled with positive cash from operations...

Air France-KLM réduit ses pertes au T2, les réservations saméliorent reuters.com  |  Partager : (Crédits : Stephane Mahe) PARIS (Reuters) - Lassouplissement des restrictions de voyage liées au coronavirus génère les premiers signes de reprise chez Air France-KLM, a indiqué vendredi le groupe de transport aérien qui a dévoilé des pertes réduites pour le deuxième trimestre couplées à une trésorerie dexploita...

Tim Hepher 3 minute read PARIS, July 29 (Reuters) - Europes Airbus (AIR.PA) doubled its full-year profit forecast and raised the outlook for jet deliveries after posting better-than-expected half-year results, pushing its shares to the highest level since the start of the coronavirus crisis. The worlds largest planemaker said it was benefiting from the beginnings of a recovery in air travel demand, but cautioned that uneven global vaccination rates and the spreading Delta variant of COVID-19 le...

Airbus raises forecasts after strong first half 07/29/2021 5:04 PARIS (Reuters) -Europes Airbus sharply raised its forecasts for full-year deliveries and earnings after reporting better-than-expected half-year results on Thursday. The worlds largest planemaker ahead of U.S. rival Boeing said it expected to deliver 600 aircraft in 2021, and doubled its forecast for operating income to 4 billion euros ($4.7 billion) while predicting 2 billion euros of free cash flow before mergers and acquisitio...

Airbus révise fortement à la hausse ses objectifs après un S1 solide reuters.com  |  Partager : (Crédits : Benoit Tessier) PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus a révisé jeudi nettement à la hausse ses objectifs 2021 de livraisons et de bénéfices après avoir enregistré de solides résultats au premier semestre de lannée. Le premier constructeur aéronautique mondial, qui entend désormais livrer 600 appareils commerciaux e...

Les avions de ligne de Boeing vont émettre chacun 1 million de tonnes de CO2 reuters.com  |  Partager : par Tim Hepher, Allison Lampert et Eric M. Johnson (Reuters) - Les appareils commerciaux livrés en 2020 par Boeing vont chacun émettre en moyenne des émissions équivalentes à plus dun million de tonnes de CO2 au cours de la vingtaine dannées durant lesquelles ils seront en service, montrent des données publiées...

Tim HepherAllison LampertEric Johnson 4 minute read A Boeing 777X airplane takes off during its first test flight from the companys plant in Everett, Washington, U.S. January 25, 2020. REUTERS/Terray Sylvester/File Photo July 26 (Reuters) - Commercial jets delivered by Boeing Co (BA.N) in 2020 will contribute on average to emissions equivalent to 1 million tonnes of carbon dioxide each over their more than 20-year lifespans, data issued by the planemaker showed on Monday. Boeing is the latest ...

French company Thales raises 2021 sales goal after solid H1 Reuters 18 hrs ago © Reuters/Regis Duvignau FILE PHOTO: The logo of French defence and electronics group Thales is seen at the companys headquarters in Merignac near Bordeaux PARIS (Reuters) - Frances Thales raised its full-year revenue target after posting first-half revenues up by 9.8% on a like-for-like basis, led by commercial space and defence. Europes largest defence electronics company, whose systems range from radar to r...

Thales revoit à la hausse sa prévision de chiffre daffaires pour 2021 reuters.com  |  Partager : (Supprime la référence au Canada §2) PARIS (Reuters) - Thales a fait état vendredi dun résultat net en forte hausse au premier semestre, les activités didentité et de sécurité numériques ayant compensé le déclin des résultats du secteur aérospatial, et a revu à la hausse sa prévision de chiffre daffaires pou...

* CAE, Pratt & Whitney Canada, and Textron to benefit * Minister says also in talks with Airbus, Bombardier on support * Move to support jobs comes ahead of fall federal election (Adds comment from Airbus) MONTREAL, July 15 (Reuters) - Canada and Quebec are ready to spend a combined C$693 million ($550 million) on aerospace projects that cut carbon emissions, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Thursday, a boost for high-tech jobs ahead of an expected fall federal election. The total will be ...