Dutch flag air carrier KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (KL/KLM), a member of SkyTeam Alliance, has started with flight ticket sales for the new Amsterdam – Dubrovnik route, as it was announced last week. The first flight is announced for Saturday, June 26th. There will only be two flights in the first week, and daily flight operations willl start one week later, on July 3rd. According to the information from Dubrovnik Airport, last KLM arrival to Dubrovnik was 33 years ago, in 1988 with a Boeing 747 “Jumbo Jet”. Now this route will be operated with a smaller Embraer ERJ-190 (in the picture).
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At the same time KLM will also boost flight operations on Amsterdam – Split route. This route will have two daily flights except on Saturdays. Total of 12 flights a week means one flight a week more then before the pandemic, in 2019 peak summer season. However, significant increase of flight operations on this route is now in pre-season period. Since now KLM had operated in pre-season period only two flights a week on weekends, until the end od June and daily flights started from July. This year KLM operates currently up to 5 flights a week to Split and from May 5th these flights are operated with a larger Boeing 737-700 and 737-800 instead of smaller Embeaer ERJ-190.
