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 Posted: Wed May 29, 2019 5:30 pm Post subject: KLM starts AMS - BLR from late-Oct 2019 |
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KLM adds Bangalore service from late-Oct 2019
KLM on Tuesday (28MAY19) opened reservation for planned Amsterdam – Bangalore service, announced by the airline last week.
The Skyteam member plans to commence service on 30OCT19, with Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft operating 3 weekly flights.
KL879 AMS1105 – 0050+1BLR 789 135
KL880 BLR0245 – 0825AMS 789 246
Source: Airlineroute.net
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May be third time is the charm on the AMS-BLR route. First time Northwest cancelled even before starting up. Next Jet came and from anecdotal sources were doing reasonably ok until they ceased operations and now KLM. I think this time KLM should do better as the market has grown and there are good connections to No. America and same day decent connections to So. America.
Also helping will be, Netherlands is one of the few European countries to not require transit visa for Indian nationals for travel to countries other than US or Canada or EU (which are already waived for all carriers in Europe).
While arrival timings into BLR is not very good, departure is bearable, at least one avoids BLR traffic and they are no different than LH or AF. |
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| Posted: Mon Jun 03, 2019 1:06 am Post subject: |
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| iah87 wrote: | May be third time is the charm on the AMS-BLR route. First time Northwest cancelled even before starting up. Next Jet came and from anecdotal sources were doing reasonably ok until they ceased operations and now KLM. I think this time KLM should do better as the market has grown and there are good connections to No. America and same day decent connections to So. America.
Also helping will be, Netherlands is one of the few European countries to not require transit visa for Indian nationals for travel to countries other than US or Canada or EU (which are already waived for all carriers in Europe).
While arrival timings into BLR is not very good, departure is bearable, at least one avoids BLR traffic and they are no different than LH or AF. |
AFAIK , none of the Schengen countries require a transit visa for Indian travellers. UK is the only one that demands a transit visa if you are not flying to US/UK. |
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| Germany and Spain (in addition to UK) still do require transit visas for Indian nationals except for those having visas of US, UK, EU or Canada or are resident in those countries. Italy and France had it but now have removed the requirement. |
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KLM Bangalore S20 aircraft changes
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines last week extended reservation for Amsterdam – Bangalore service into summer 2020 season, effective from 29MAR20.
During summer 2020 schedule, the Skyteam member plans to operate Boeing 787-10 on this route, replacing -9.
This route is served 3 times a week.
KL879 AMS1025 – 2320BLR 781 146
KL880 BLR0120 – 0745AMS 781 257
Source: Airlineroute.net
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