The union representing striking Air France pilots is ready to resume talks with the airline over planned job cuts and restructuring of the business.
The SNPL union is fighting the decision by Air France to cut nearly 3,000 jobs and slash long-haul capacity by 10 per cent.
The troubled airline will get rid of 14 aircraft, down from 107 in operation this summer to 93 in summer 2017.
Five routes will close and 35 weekly frequencies will be cancelled by 2017.
Union spokesperson Emmanuel Mistrali told Reuters: "We want to resume negotiations, but we also want reasonable and justifiable efforts on behalf of pilots.”
Air France-KLM CEO Alexandre de Juniac is expected to meet union leaders alongside some of the company's executives on today.
The airline has been hit by industrial action over the past year. In September, a week-long strike was reportedly costing the airline €10 - €15 million a day.