Air France–KLM
Definition
A Franco-Dutch multinational airline holding company formed in 2004 by the merger of Air France (a French flag carrier) and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.
The parent group operating a fleet of over 500 aircraft, serving more than 300 destinations worldwide through its airlines including Air France, KLM, and Transavia.
Examples
Booking with Air France–KLM promised Parisian chic and Dutch punctuality, but delivered a plot twist worthy of a telenovela.
My suitcase and I parted ways on Air France–KLM, reuniting only after it backpacked through three countries solo.
Air France–KLM's inflight meal was so authentically fusion, it had me pondering a career in airline catering.
With Air France–KLM miles, I'm one upgrade away from pretending I'm a jet-setting influencer.