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Air France crash: fresh hopes of solving 2009 mystery Passenger traffic at Air France-KLM fell in January by 1.6 percent, but there were fewer empty seats as the airline reduced the number of flights.
The Franco-Dutch carrier was also the latest to report an upward flicker in cargo volume – up two percent – after a prolonged slump in air freight.
The amount of cargo carried by airlines is seen as an indicator of how well the global economy is doing.
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