Air France-KLM


The planned arrival of Florence Parly won't help Air France-KLM's poor governance

08/12/23 -"Florence Parly, former Minister of the French Armed Forces and deputy CEO of Air France, has been chosen to take over from the current Chair Anne-Marie Couderc at the end of the 2025 AGM, subject to ..."

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08/12/23
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