REVISED AGREEMENT BETWEEN KLM AND EUROWINGS

KLM and Eurowings have agreed that KLM will take full commercial control of the Amsterdam-Germany services currently operated by Eurowings. From March 26, 2001, all flight operations to and from Germany will operate under KL/NW flightnumbers only.

KLM cityhopper will take over operation of flights on the Amsterdam-Bremen route from March 26, 2001 with Fokker 50 equipment. To further strengthen the presence of the KLM brand in Germany other routes will be taken over from Eurowings in due course. From the 2002/03 winter season at the latest none of the services to and from KLM destinations in Germany are expected to be operated by Eurowings anymore.

In summer 2001 KLM will continue to operate flights between Amsterdam and Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin and Hamburg. KLM cityhopper will operate the services between Amsterdam and Bremen. Eurowings will operate the KLM flights between Amsterdam and Düsseldorf, Cologne, Stuttgart, Nuremberg and Hanover. KLM has decided to withdraw services between Amsterdam and the cities of Dortmund, Munster and Paderborn from March 11 2001, as part of its current route network review and rationalization.

All Flying Dutchman loyalty program facilities will remain in effect on all flights to and from these 10 German cities.