KLM Royal Dutch Airlines operated its first flight to the Polish city of Wroc?aw today on Monday, 6 May 2019. Wroc?aw is the fourth destination to be served by KLM in Poland. The flights will be operated daily using Embraer 175 equipment.
Wroc?aw lies in western Poland on the banks of the River Oder. Wroc?aw has a population of more than 600,000, making it the fourth-largest city in Poland. Wroc?aw is a lively university city with a flourishing business community. The market square is a real eye-catcher, boasting pastel-coloured buildings and lined with cosy cafés and eateries.
Shower of affection with ambassador
Launching the new route was fittingly celebrated with a shower of affection at Wroc?aw airport. The Dutch Ambassador to Poland, Ron van Dartel, and the CEO of Copernicus Airport Wroc?aw, Dariusz Ku?, attended the festive ceremony.
KLM will be operating its daily flight from Schiphol to Wroc?aw using Embraer 175 equipment. This aircraft seats 20 passengers in Europe Business Class, 8 in Economy Comfort and 60 in Economy Class.
Flight KL1271 will depart from Amsterdam Schiphol at 11:50 hours and touch down at Copernicus Airport Wroc?aw at 13:35 hours.
Flight KL1272 will depart at 14:05 hours from Wroc?aw and arrive at Schiphol at 15:55 hours.
KLM already offers flights to the Polish cities of Warsaw, Krakow and Gdansk. Since last summer, Air France has been operating flights to Wroc?aw from Paris Charles de Gaulle.
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This post was published on 6 May 2019 16:53
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