KLM takes delivery of first A350-900 to replace 777 and A330 fleet
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- KLM received its first Airbus A350-900, a 331‑seat aircraft configured in three classes, and will launch its inaugural commercial service on the Amsterdam‑Toronto route.
- The carrier plans to operate twelve weekly flights to Toronto in the winter of 2026, introducing the A350 on five of those services as it phases out its 777‑200ER and A330‑200/300 models.
Why it matters
The new A350 will modernise KLM's long‑haul fleet, potentially improving fuel efficiency and passenger experience on a key transatlantic market.
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