KLM re-introduces fourth daily frequency to Schiphol.
Sunday 30 March saw the reintroduction of a fourth daily KLM service from Norwich International Airport to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol following a very successful introduction for summer 2013.
The increased frequency will provide better connections to destinations such as Dubai, Lima and Toronto. In addition, point to point business travellers can also benefit from the convenient flight schedule out of Norwich, which enables them to conduct a full day’s business in the Netherlands removing the need and cost of an overnight stay.
KLM, via their award winning hub airport in Amsterdam, offers local travellers over 100 worldwide destinations on its intercontinental network and over 650 destinations across KLM’s Skyteam partner networks. All accessible with just a one hour check-in at Norwich and baggage checked through to final destination.
The addition of the fourth daily service again this summer further cements Norwich’s position as one of KLM’s most successful departure points on its extensive UK network.
Andrew Bell CEO of Norwich International Airport commented, “KLM’s additional commitment to Norwich Airport is very welcome and we hope that business passengers and those wishing to travel to visit friends and relatives will take advantage of the improved worldwide connectivity”.
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