KLM receives first A350‑900, named “De Nachtwacht”, at Schiphol
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- KLM Royal Dutch Airlines welcomed its first Airbus A350‑900 at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, where the aircraft named “De Nachtwacht” with registration PH‑ZNA landed.
- The new A350‑900 carries 331 seats across three cabins – 34 World Business Class, 26 Premium Comfort and 271 Economy – and will replace KLM’s older wide‑body fleet.
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Introducing the A350‑900 expands KLM’s modern, fuel‑efficient capacity and updates its long‑haul offering.
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