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KLM has received the first A350-900 for its long-haul fleet. The aircraft offers 331 seats in three classes and will be used from Amsterdam to Toronto, among others.
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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines takes delivery of its first Airbus A350-900Source date: 02.10.2026 · German published: 15.10.2026. The summary shall reflect the declared status; subsequent developments may deviate therefrom.
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