KLM and Delta Air Lines have been announced as the official airline partners of WorldPride 2026, which will be held in Amsterdam and is expected to attract 2 million visitors. The event will celebrate several milestones, including 25 years since the legalisation of same-sex marriage in the Netherlands, 30 years of Pride Amsterdam, and 80 years of COC Netherlands, the world’s oldest LGBTQI+ organisation.
As partners, KLM and Delta will transport thousands of visitors from around the world to Amsterdam, further underscoring their commitment to diversity, equality, and inclusion.
WorldPride, staged every two to three years, follows its 2025 edition in Washington, D.C. KLM said the partnership reflects its mission to ensure that “everyone feels accepted, valued, and respected” both on board and beyond.
This post was published on 29 August 2025 19:14
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