KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has started commercial operations with the Airbus A321neo on September 16th.
The airline operates the aircraft on routes from Amsterdam to Copenhagen, Berlin, and Stockholm, with plans to extend its operations to Amsterdam to Paris, Prague, and Vienna.
Adopting Airspace, the capacity for luggage has increased by 60% thanks to larger overhead bins. The seating capacity is 227 seats, and each seat is equipped with a USB-C power outlet.
Traditionally, aircraft have been given names based on various themes such as royalty, bridges, and national parks. The new A321neo aircraft will be named with butterfly-themed titles. The names for the first four A321neo aircraft will be “Swallowtail (Koninginnepage)”, “Peach Blossom (Braamvlinder)”, “Common Brimstone (Citroenvlinder)”, and “Clouded Magpie (Porseleinvlinder)”. Three more aircraft will be added by the end of the year.
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