KLM cancels part of winter schedule as aircraft availability falls short

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KLM cancels part of winter schedule as aircraft availability falls short
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KLM announced that it will cancel part of its flights from 26 October 2026 to early March 2027 because more aircraft are out of service than expected.

The airline has 15 aircraft not in service, including six of its 59 wide‑body planes, while its KLM Cityhopper subsidiary has five of its 58 aircraft out of service.

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