KLM A350 lands at Schiphol with business class seats unavailable
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- KLM’s new Airbus A350 touched down at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport, but the aircraft’s business class seats were not permitted for use.
- The airline gave no explanation for the restriction, and the aircraft is slated for future services to the United States and other routes, meaning premium cabin capacity will be temporarily reduced until the seats are cleared for use.
Why it matters
Airlines and travel sellers may need to adjust premium seat inventory and pricing for upcoming KLM flights that will use the A350.
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