KLM later this year will add new service to Orlando as part of its winter schedule, the carrier announced.
KLM on Oct. 31 will start flights up to four times per week between Amsterdam and Orlando, with the return trip stopping in Miami, combining the carrier’s service between the two Florida cities. The plan “underscores our belief that there is pent-up demand for travel across the Atlantic and beyond,” according to Air France-KLM U.S. general manager Stéphane Ormand.
Other new destinations in KLM’s winter schedule plans include Cancun, Mexico; Bridgetown, Barbados; Mombasa, Kenya; Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago; and Phuket, Thailand.
