KLM Airline Reservations

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is said to be the flag carrier airline of the Netherlands, which was founded in 1919. Its headquarters stands tall in Amstelveen where its hub is located at the Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. It is not only a member of the SkyTeam airline alliance but also of the Air France-KLM group. The airline is said to be the oldest in the world and it has not changed its operating name since its inception. Its fleet size is 119 and it offers cargo and passenger services to 145 destinations.

Cabin

KLM Airlines offers three cabin classes, which are for the international long-haul routes, i.e. the World Business Class, Economy Comfort, and Economy. All of the long-haul aircraft are equipped with personal screens that have the audio-video on-demand, SMS, e-mail and satellite phone services. The rear cabin is inclusive of Economy seats in the European short-haul and medium-haul flights. The forward cabin is inclusive of European business and Economy Comfort.

On-Board amenities

When it comes to the in-flight services of KLM Airlines, there is an in-flight entertainment system available for all the classes, which is on the widebody aircraft. The passengers in the flight are availed with the Audio/Video on Demand. The entertainment system is inclusive of television programs, movies, language courses, and games. There are 80 movies available to choose from which are also available in many languages. The airline also provides international newspapers on long-haul flights whereas, on short-haul flights, this amenity is only offered to European Business Class passengers. There is an in-flight magazine provided to the travellers i.e. Holland Herald and also a selection of international magazines which is only availed to World Business Class passengers, which are on long-haul flights.

When it comes to the catering services, the World Business Class passengers can munch on to the delectable three-course meal. The delicious and lip-smacking dishes served on board are developed by the leading Dutch chef. The Economy Class passengers are served hot meals and snacks on long-haul flights and depending on the duration of the flight, the passengers are also served a second hot breakfast or a meal. When it comes to short-haul flights, the travellers are offered sweet or savoury snacks or sandwiches where which also depends on the duration and the time of the day.

If the passengers require a special meal, it can be requested at 24 to 36 hours before the departure. The special meals include medical or religious meals, or children’s meal or a vegetarian meal. There are also authentic Asian meals offered in all the classes on flights to China, India, Japan, and South Korea.

Flying Blue Program

Flying Blue is an Air France-KLM frequent flyer program that awards miles to passengers which is based on the distance travelled, class of service and ticket fare. There are also other airlines that have adopted the Flying Blue program which includes Kenya Airways, Air Europa, Aircalin, Garuda Indonesia, and TAROM.