KLM receives first A350-900 and plans Toronto debut

KLM receives first A350-900 and plans Toronto debut
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KLM took delivery of its first Airbus A350-900 on 2 October and will operate its inaugural commercial service from Amsterdam Schiphol to Toronto within the next few weeks.

The aircraft seats 331 passengers – 34 in World Business Class, 26 in Premium Comfort and 271 in Economy – and will also serve Montreal, Kilimanjaro, Dar es Salaam, Nairobi and Zanzibar during the 2026 winter season. Air France‑KLM’s A350 fleet totals 43 aircraft, with a 99‑aircraft order book and options for 40 more, and the group has invested over €2 billion annually in new‑generation aircraft since 2019.

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