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KLM is currently experiencing a power failure. This failure causes a disruption of its operational systems that are based on the ground. Their service centres are currently not or hardly accessible. Due to the failure, several flights are experiencing delays. The aircraft that have already departed are not affected by the disruption, safety is not compromised.

KLM is working hard on a solution. At the moment it is not clear when the disruption will be solved. KLM apologises for the inconvenience.

Amstelveen, 28 February 2018

Update power failure: KLM Service Centres accessible again, operational systems aligned

KLM service centres are accessible again, both online and on the phone. Operational systems are aligned again. The system disruptions caused by the power failure earlier this afternoon have largely been remedied.Due to the power failure KLM was forced to cancel 29 European flights. This number can still go up. Affected passengers are being rebooked. Additionally, several flights are experiencing delays. The aircraft that have already departed are not affected by the disruption, safety is not compromised.Due to the power failure KLM was forced to cancel 29 European flights. This number can still go up. Affected passengers are being rebooked. Additionally, several flights are experiencing delays. The aircraft that have already departed are not affected by the disruption, safety is not compromised.

Due to the power failure KLM was forced to cancel 29 European flights. This number can still go up. Affected passengers are being rebooked. Additionally, several flights are experiencing delays. The aircraft that have already departed are not affected by the disruption, safety is not compromised.

Due to the power failure KLM was forced to cancel 29 European flights. This number can still go up. Affected passengers are being rebooked. Additionally, several flights are experiencing delays. The aircraft that have already departed are not affected by the disruption, safety is not compromised.
Affected passengers are being rebooked. Additionally, several flights are experiencing delays. The aircraft that have already departed are not affected by the disruption, safety is not compromised.

This post was published on 28 February 2018 15:26

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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