Air France - KLM Cargo and Martinair Cargo

Air France-KLM Group is a global airline group built around a European base. It runs three brands: Air France, KLM and Transavia. The site says the group works in passenger, cargo and maintenance businesses. It has a network of more than 320 destinations.

The group's cargo and maintenance businesses sit alongside its passenger airlines. The site lists a cargo section and a maintenance section in its menu. The site gives no cargo specific figures.

The site reports financial results for 2025. Consolidated revenues were 33.0 billion euros, up 4.9 percent. Maintenance revenues rose 9.5 percent and third party maintenance revenues rose 10.6 percent. Transavia revenues rose 12.3 percent.

The group is adding new aircraft. The site reports that KLM received its first Airbus A350. It says the group is pursuing a fleet renewal to improve its economic and environmental performance. The site also reports that Flying Blue, the group's loyalty programme, was ranked first in an industry list in 2025.

The site cites a study on the group's economic role. It says the group generates nearly 114 billion euros in economic benefits each year in the European Union. It says the group supports more than 1.2 million jobs. The site also reports that group airlines were recognised at the ERAA Airline Awards in October 2026.

The site includes press releases, investor relations, a sustainability section, a shareholders club and a stock price page. The financial calendar lists a third quarter 2026 results date of 5 November 2026. Social accounts for LinkedIn and X are linked.