The lighted windows of the Night Light are turned off one by one, as the nights go by. On the morning of the traveller’s return, all of the lights are off. With the Night Light, KLM helps make things more pleasant for family members awaiting a traveller’s return. Similarly, KLM’s direct flights, favourable departure times and punctuality are also important to those waiting at home, because they ensure that (business) travellers return as planned and well rested.
Members of KLM’s BlueBiz loyalty programme who book tickets via https://ondernemen.klm.com/en before 1 May, stand a chance of winning the KLM Night Light.
The KLM Night Light is also available for € 39.95 via klmf.ly/1UJKxCm
This post was published on 7 April 2016 09:44
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