The flag carrier dutch KLM, member of the group Air France-KLM, has received his first Airbus A350-900.
This milestone marks the incorporation of a state-of-the-art wide-body aircraft for long-haul operations, as part of the airline's ongoing fleet renewal process. Currently, KLM operates a fleet Airbus composed of ten family aircraft A330 and seventeen A321neo. The A350 will be used on long-haul routes from its main base at Amsterdam-Schiphol airport to destinations such as Toronto, thus strengthening the company's global network.
Primer Airbus A350 from KLM
The new A350 from KLM has the capacity to 331 passengers distributed in three classes: 34 Business class suites with direct hallway access, 26 seats in Premium Comfort and 271 economy class seats (Economy). The aircraft is equipped with the comfortable and spacious Airspace cabin, designed to improve the long-haul flight experience for both passengers and crew thanks to optimized ergonomics and greater comfort; offers greater luggage capacity, advanced ambient lighting and high-speed satellite connectivity.
The A350 It is the most modern wide-body aircraft in the world, designed to fly up 9.700 nautical miles (18.000 kilometres) without scales, setting new standards for intercontinental travel. The aircraft incorporates cutting-edge technologies and aerodynamics that offer unmatched levels of efficiency and comfort. Your engines Rolls-Royce of the latest generation and the use of light materials allow an improvement in the 25 % in fuel consumption, operating costs and carbon dioxide emissions (CO₂) compared to competing aircraft from previous generations.
At the end of August 2026, the family A350 had accumulated more than 1.620 requests for 69 clients all over the world.
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