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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is to increase the
number of flights between Amsterdam and Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia.
Effective from 29 October, KLM will add three
weekly flights between Kuala Lumpur and Amsterdam, taking the
number of weekly services on the route to ten.
The extra
flights, part of the airline’s northern winter schedule, take to
68 the number of weekly connections KLM offers from Australia to
Europe through a codeshare partnership with Malaysia Airlines.
“By
introducing additional flights, KLM will give Australian business
and leisure travellers more opportunities to connect to our worldwide network,” said
Tom Reeves, Regional Manager Australia and New Zealand, Air France
/ KLM. “Flying with our codeshare
partner, Malaysia Airlines, passengers can travel from five major
Australian cities – Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and
Perth - to Kuala Lumpur, where they can connect with our onward
flights.”
The three new flights between Kuala Lumpur and
Amsterdam will depart every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at
09:50, arriving in Amsterdam at 15:20.
The
additional flights from Amsterdam will depart at 12:35 every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, arriving back in Kuala Lumpur at 07:20 the next day, to connect with onward flights to Australia.
KLM operates a combination of Boeing 777-200 and
Boeing 747-400 aircraft between Kuala Lumpur and Amsterdam.
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