03-Nov-2010 9:54 AM
KLM’s proposed low-cost role for Transavia brings Schiphol’s issues to the fore
Analysis
KLM let it be known it plans to reduce services to key European cities in an effort to compete better with LCCs, with fares to be available for less than EUR100. Some routes will be switched to subsidiary Transavia but there is growing political opposition to the downgrading of Schiphol Airport's hub role in Europe
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