They are really doing well since they got together with AirFrance...

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flyaway wrote:Does anyone knows if KLM bought already new aircrafts and witch type?
Yeah that's right that's why they are making profits when others are not....ryanCX wrote:That's not what I heard!!!
I heard they were facing a lot of problems and angry FFs following the merging of their FFPs too.
You are providing correct information Atlantis.Atlantis wrote:KLM will add also 1 B747-400ERF cargo airplane to their fleet even as two extra B777.
For the regional routes they will add 3 extra, second hands, F100 to their fleet.
The B737, we know already that they will dome in the next coming years, are pure expansion of the fleet. They will not replace any aircraft.
The reason for this expansion is the 5% increase in pax transport they want realise in the next coming years.
source: www.luchtvaartnieuws.nl
- Also, 6 more B777-200ERs will be added to the fleet (from ILFC)HorsePower wrote:According to CH-Aviation's aircraft lists, KLM is going to add a fourth ex-Pelita F100. Currently, the aircraft (c/n 11445) is parked at Dinard, along the 3 other future KLM Cityhopper F100s (c/n 11444, 11475 and 11477). This aircraft is most probably leased from Debis AirFinance (now AerCap) as are the three others. Also PH-LMV (c/n 11301) returned to Debis AirFinance lessor and is now stored at Woensdrech.
It seems CH-Aviation was wrong. According to The Fokker Aircraft Page, this aircraft belongs now to Eastindo PT. and is now registered PK-RGE.HorsePower wrote:According to CH-Aviation's aircraft lists, KLM is going to add a fourth ex-Pelita F100. Currently, the aircraft (c/n 11445) is parked at Dinard...
I have serious doubt on it... At least, nothing will move before 2008 at best.sn26567 wrote:CH-Aviation also said that KLM would take over the F70s of Régional over the coming years. That would be an intra-Air France Group transfer.
To my knowledge, this information seems to be correct. The Air France group is rationalising its fleet.