KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KL, Amsterdam Schiphol) plans to transfer all of its intra-European flights to its regional subsidiary, KLM cityhopper (WA, Amsterdam Schiphol), between 2014 and 2019 in an effort to save EUR20million (USD32million) in costs. According to Dutchnews.nl, the move follows the recent collapse of talks between management and KLM cabin crew unions over a proposal to cut freshman salaries, reduce holiday entitlements and introduce a three-year pay freeze. cityhopper crews are reportedly paid less than their mainline colleagues and have fewer days off as per their contracts. KLM unions have labelled the move as "unworkable". Both KLM and partner Air France (AF, Paris CDG) have embarked on a massive turnaround strategy dubbed Transform 2015 which aims to reduce costs and drive up profits. The program involves a number of cost cutting measures which includes staff layoffs and route reductions.