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Air France-KLM braces for flight cuts as soaring fuel prices bite hardest on short and medium-haul routes, with Air France taking the brunt—especially between October and December, a traditionally slower period. Despite trimming schedules, they still expect to fly more than last year, but capacity growth is now forecast at just 2-3%, down from earlier estimates. European routes are particularly strained, as ticket prices can’t keep up with fuel hikes. Even their low-cost arm, Transavia, sees revised growth at 8% (down from 8-10%), while bookings for main carriers lag slightly—though Transavia thrives, with travelers still flocking to Spain despite wildfire worries.

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