⁍ Air France-KLM said on Thursday it aims to operate at two-thirds of capacity before the end of the year.

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⁍ The Franco-Dutch airline group now expects to run 45% of the third-quarter capacity flown a year earlier.

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⁍ Air France, KLM and the group’s other airline brands were ‘carefully increasing capacity for the summer months

– Air France-KLM posted a $1.8 billion net loss in the second quarter because of the Ebola outbreak, but the airline says it’s on track to return to profitability in the fourth quarter. The company says it now expects to operate 45% of capacity in the third quarter of this year, up from its previous estimate of 40%, and 65% in the fourth quarter, up from 45%, reports Reuters. The company says it’s “carefully increasing capacity for the summer months,” though the outlook remains fragile.