KLM sees 1,000 fewer jobs in push to restore profitability

KLM says its profitability plan will cut headcount again, with jobs at the Dutch carrier expected to fall by almost another 15%. The airline expects roughly 1,000 fewer positions in the coming years as it targets lower costs and a return to stronger earnings. The announcement came Thursday, according to Reuters, and was attributed to the company’s broader restructuring approach rather than a change in demand. Reporting by Gianluca Lo Nostro and editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman. The move underscores how European network carriers are continuing to pursue efficiency measures even as travel markets remain uneven.