PARIS (Reuters) - Air France's two main pilots unions expressed scepticism about the French airline's plans to create a new low-cost company on Thursday.
Air France, part of Franco-Dutch group Air France-KLM, unveiled the details of the plan on Thursday. It aims to launch the new company's first medium-haul flight in the autumn and the first long-haul flight next year.
Air France-KLM said last November it would launch a new long-haul business with lower costs as it aims to regain market share from Gulf rivals and revive profits without further straining relations with staff.
(Reporting by Cyril Altmeyer; writing by Michel Rose)
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