RIO DE JANEIRO - BRAZIL
After an absence of 12 years, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will resume scheduled services between Amsterdam-Schipol and Rio de Janeiro on 1 November 2011. Rio de Janeinre will become the 70th intercontinental destination of the Dutch airline.
The route will be operated three times a week with a Boeing B777-200ER. The passengers will have 318 seats in two travel classes available: 35 in World Business Class and 283 in Economy Class. In Rio, GOL the code sharing partner of AIR FRANCE KLM, will offer connecting flights to further destinations in Brazil.
BASEL/MULHOUSE - BORDER TRIANGLE
Starting 30. October KLM will launch its service to the new destination Basel/Mulhouse. The route will be operated twice daily with a Fokker 70. After Geneva and Zurich, Basel will be the third KLM destination in Switzerland. With Paris, Bordeaux, Nice, Marseille and Toulouse, Mulhouse complements the network to six destinations.
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PUNTA CANA - DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is launching a twice weekly service to Punta Cana Airport in the Dominican Republic from 31 October, the start of the 2011 winter schedule. Punta Cana is KLM’s 69th intercontinental destination.
Punta Cana, on the eastern tip of the Dominican Republic, is what Caribbean postcards are made of: twenty-five miles of white sand and swaying coconut trees.
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HAVANA - CUBA
KLM will launch thrice-weekly service to José Martí International Airport on Cuba starting 31 October 2011. Cuba will then become KLM’s 68th intercontinental destination.
Cuba offers tremendous diversity : from unspoilt nature and historical and cultural gems to luxury coastal resorts. Fly to this Caribbean island of rumba rhythms to discover 1950s cars, revolutionary spirit and hand-rolled cigars.
Havana is also the perfect destination for food lovers with its Creole flavours and amazing seafood.
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BUENOS AIRES - ARGENTINA
After an absence of 10 years, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will resume scheduled services between Amsterdam and Buenos Aires on 31 October 2011. Buenos Aires will become KLMs’ 67th intercontinental destination.
Despite its European connections, Buenos Aires has a flavor of its own. Local culture is celebrated in the weekly Mataderos Fair, gourmet cuisine, a frenzied nightlife and top-drawer activities.The city's dozens of neighborhoods, each with its own personality, offer museums, restaurants, shopping, history, dancing and outdoor activities to suit any taste or budget.
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LUANDA - ANGOLA
Starting 14 November, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will add the 70th intercontinental destination Luanda with its Quatro de Fevereiro International Airport in Angola to its network.
The route will be operated twice a week with a Boeing 777-200ER equipped with 318 seats in two travel classes: 35 in World Business Class and 283 in Economy Class. Meanwhile, Luanda has become one of the largest cities in Africa and is the third largest Portuguese-speaking city after São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro!
