KLM Provides New Flights to Greater China

KLM Announce new Flights to Greater China

It has been announced that Dutch airline KLM is to offer increased flights to China, with additional services to be laid on from Amsterdam.  As part of a continued code sharing agreement with China Southern, three new weekly flights will be added to KLM's Guangzhou route, providing Greater China with 53 services per week from the international hub.

Guangzhou is becoming an increasingly important area of China for British business, and with Amsterdam acting as a major international hub, business people can expect a larger range of flights than ever before.  Utilising an Airbus A330-200, the new codeshare flights leave Amsterdam on Fridays, Mondays and Wednesdays and will offer direct passage to Guangzhou.  With two aircraft operating the route, travellers can expect a range of Luxury First Class, Business Class, Premium Economy and Economy fares catering to their every need.  And with premium passengers able to enjoy personal entertainment systems and flat beds, long haul travel to China is likely to be as luxurious as possible.

The latest increase in services will be greatly welcomed by those travelling to Greater China. And with a great range of connections to Australia and New Zealand available from Guangzhou, the additional flights are expected to be in high demand for numerous reasons.

Posted by Sophie, 14 June 2011 09:03

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• Amsterdam
• China Southern Airlines
• Guangzhou
• KLM