KLM cancels Bonaire‑Amsterdam flight after A330 engine issue, plans to drop A330s
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- KLM cancelled its late‑March flight from Bonaire to Amsterdam because an Airbus A330 had to remain on the ground after one of its two engines developed a problem, and the airline has not yet set a new departure time for the aircraft’s return to Amsterdam.
- The carrier also announced that from the upcoming winter schedule it will no longer operate Airbus A330s on routes to Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao, and it is arranging for a Boeing 747 to be sent to Bonaire to enable the grounded A330 to leave the airport.
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