Dining on Board
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World Business Class
Culinary delights await World Business Class passengers – exquisitely prepared three-course meals, accompanied by quality wines selected by sommelier Hubrecht Duijker. For early morning arrivals, we’ll also serve à la carte breakfasts before landing.
Every year, in the months of April and May, we organize a special Food & Wine festival with a selection of local specialties and wines from a particular region of the world.
KLM Europe Select
Enjoy a specially designed meal box containing two cold dishes, or a tray with a choice of two hot dishes (depending on the length of your flight). Of course, we also offer an extensive selection of hot and cold drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic.
KLM Economy Class Intercontinental
Intercontinental Economy passengers have a choice between two different main meals. And, depending on the flight time, you’ll also be served breakfast, soup or a snack. Our drinks service offers you an extensive selection of hot and cold alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and snacks are always available from the galley.
Between meals, we serve delicious treats - such as ice cream -, depending on the duration of your flight.
KLM Economy Class Europe
Depending on the departure time and the duration of the flight we’ll tempt you with a snack, a fresh sandwich or a hot or cold light meal. As ever, we have an extensive selection of hot and cold drinks for you, including juices, wines, beer and tea or coffee.
Dining on flights to and from Asia
Get a taste of Asia in both World Business Class and Economy Class on our flights to and from China, India, Japan en Korea. On these flights we serve a choice of either a Western meal or a delightful Asian meal. The authentic Asian menus are created together with reputed restaurants and well-known top chefs.
Our Asian cabin attendants ensure that our passengers feel completely at home on board. Apart from our choice of Asian meals, our passengers can enjoy in-flight entertainment in Chinese, Japanese and Korean during the flight. And before boarding, Chinese, Japanese and Korean speaking passengers can check in in their own language at the self-service check-in machines.
