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Positioning
Conscious of its responsibilities in the area of sustainable development, Air France aims to be the benchmark for the airline industry. In order to effectively develop a sustainable development policy promoted at the highest levels in the Group, it has, among other initiatives, strengthened its organization and identified its main stakeholders. |
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Responsibility
As a signatory of the United Nations Global Compact, Air France implements a whole series of clearly-identified commitments to ensure that its profitable growth goes hand-in-hand with the promotion of social values and environmental quality. Initially, the Company set out to identify the main concerns in its field of activity, after which it drew up a number of Charters and Codes of Conduct, backing these up with Action Plans to ensure that sustainable development objectives are actively pursued. |
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Key data
Pursuant to the NRE New Economic Regulations Act of 2001, Air France now publishes the social and environmental data relative to its activity on an annual basis. Above and beyond the regulatory framework, the Company also follows the recommendations of version G3 of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), as it seeks to respond fully to the expectations of its multiple stakeholders. |
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Corporate identification
Set up in May 2004, the AIR FRANCE KLM group comprises a holding company and two subsidiaries, Air France and KLM. Each airline has retained its own identity.
The Group is global market leader by turnover (€23,070 million) and ranks second by passenger and cargo traffic. It has a workforce of 103,000. |
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