Amsterdam-based airline KLM has announced this week that they will serve up to 155 destinations globally in Summer 2024.
Available seat capacity will increase by seven per cent compared to the same period last year, in what is being seen as steady growth for the carrier.
Without further ado, let’s get into it…
KLM Summer 2024 Plans for Amsterdam…
Out of the 155 destinations, 92 will be in Europe and 63 will be intercontinental. Via a press release, Amsterdam-based KLM said the following on what to expect for the Summer 2024 season:
“KLM will increase flight frequency to various intercontinental destinations.”
“We will operate more flights to Jakarta in combination with Kuala Lumpur, and to Denpasar in combination with Singapore. KLM has resumed direct flights to Osaka and will resume daily service to Tokyo Narita.”
“Flight frequency will also be increased to Taipei, Hong Kong, Montreal, Toronto and Los Angeles.”
“Capacity to North American destinations is currently above 2019 levels.”
“These changing frequencies are part of an ongoing process whereby we adjust our network to market conditions, taking into account available aircraft and manpower.”
“KLM will resume daily service to Tel Aviv From Monday 1 April [from Amsterdam]. This service will be operated with a stopover at Larnaca until at least 19 May.”
“KLM is closely monitoring the security situation in Israel.”
“In Europe, KLM will increase flight frequency to various destinations this summer. In Scandinavia, KLM will operate daily service to Billund (Denmark) and Stavanger (Norway).”
“In Great Britain, flight frequency will be increased to Edinburgh, Newcastle, Glasgow and Southampton.”
“As was the case this winter, KLM will continue to serve Marseille in the summer and will operate daily service to Nice.”
“In Poland, frequency will be increased to Krakow, Gdansk and Wroclaw. [the airline] will also increase flight frequency to Prague (Czech Republic) this summer. In Italy, KLM will increase frequency to Bologna, Florence and Genoa.”
In-all, it remains clear that the Amsterdam-based carrier has significant plans for the Summer 2024 season, and all eyes will be on how this goes for them.
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