From October 26, 2025, to March 28, 2026, KLM will serve 161 destinations (92 European, 69 intercontinental), offering about 25,000 global connections. Seat capacity rises 6% versus last winter, driven by strong growth to India (+28%) and the Caribbean (+17%).
Weekly flights to Kittilä (Finland), and the return to Barbados (via Georgetown, Guyana). Summer additions now continue into winter, including Exeter, Ljubljana, Hyderabad, and, from February, San Diego.
More flights to Delhi, Panama City, Bangkok, Curaçao, Cape Town, plus increases to major U.S. cities and Latin America. In Europe, Ibiza extends into winter, with boosted service to Southern and Central European cities.
Delivery of KLM’s final Boeing 787-10 and three Airbus A321neo aircraft will support quieter, more efficient, and sustainable operations.
This post was published on 15 September 2025 15:33
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