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KLM predicts lower sales in 2005 amid crew shortageKLM predicts lower sales in 2005 amid crew shortage
Lorna Strickland
1-Jul-2005
NETHERLANDS. After a year of promising growth, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is expecting a fall in inflight retail sales in the coming financial year, director of inflight sales Koos Kruijswijk has told DFNI
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He blamed a faltering economy in key European markets for the downturn.
"Last year our sales increased by 4%, but since April we have suffered a decrease," said Kruijswijk. "Business
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