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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – KLM, the Dutch subsidiary of Air France KLM <AIRF.PA>, will receive 2-4 billion euros (up to $4.32 billion) in emergency aid to help it through the COVID-19 crisis, Dutch Finance Minister Wopke Hoekstra said on Friday.
The details are still being worked out, he said, but will likely comprise a combination of bank loans and state guarantees, he said.
(Reporting by Anthony Deutsch; Editing by Sandra Maler)
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