Virus Will Impact Air France's Short-Haul Operations, CFO Says

The transcript discusses the impact of flight stoppages to China on business decisions, focusing on safety and security. It outlines the decision-making process for resuming flights, involving health specialists and Chinese authorities. Grounded aircraft are used for maintenance and potential redeployment. The impact on European tourism due to reduced Chinese tourists is considered. Strategic partnerships, such as the integration of Virgin Atlantic, are explored for future opportunities.

What are the main factors that influence the decision to resume flights to China?

How does the safety and security of passengers affect flight operations?

What considerations are made regarding the economic analysis of the crisis?

What actions are being taken with grounded aircraft that are not flying to China?

How does the company plan to reorganize its network in response to the current situation?

In what ways might the absence of Chinese tourists impact short haul operations in Europe?

What is the significance of maintaining financial discipline during this crisis?