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KLM profit rises on higher ticket prices despite Iran conflict and high fuel costs

KLM profit rises on higher ticket prices despite Iran conflict and high fuel costs

KLM reported increased profits for the last quarter despite the impact of the Iran conflict and rising jet fuel costs. The airline successfully offset these expenses by increasing ticket prices for passengers, particularly on long-haul flights.

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