KLM Resumes Flights to Bali

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, which resumed flights to Denpasar Bali on 6 December 2009 with three flights per week, has confirmed it will increase the service to four flights per week as of mid-January 2010.

Bali is a popular destination among European holidaymakers, and has this year managed to strengthen its market share of tourists, attracting many away from other destinations within the region. This was reaffirmed when KLM announced in October that it would resume direct services to Bali. In less than two months, more than 17,000 seats were booked.

KLM has operated services to Indonesia for the past 80 years. With the addition of Denpasar to its network, KLM now serves six destinations in South-East Asia. Denpasar is KLM’s 61st long-haul destination.

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