KLM this week introduced its first Airbus A330-200 with a fully renewed cabin interior. In addition to a whole new design, all seats in World Business Class have been converted to full-flat models, with a brand-new in-flight entertainment system. By November 2018, KLM will have converted all seats in World Class Business to full-flat models. Economy Class seats have also been replaced and a new in-flight entertainment system has been installed. The renovated A330-200 (registration PH-AOD) operated its first flight to Abu Dhabi.
Metamorphosis in World Business Class
Previously, KLM renewed the World Business Class cabins aboard its Boeings 747s, 777-200s and 777-300s. KLM’s new Boeing 787 Dreamliners were already equipped with the new-look World Business Class. The new seats and interior were designed by KLM in collaboration with designer Hella Jongerius.
The World Business Class makeover includes the following features:
New Economy Class interior
The Economy Class cabin of the A330-200 has also been totally renewed. Apart from new seats, the cabin has been equipped with a new in-flight entertainment system, as well as new carpeting and curtains.
The Economy Class makeover includes the following features:
This post was published on 15 March 2018 23:06
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