KLM Aruba flights are set to offer more premium seating from October 25, 2026, as Boeing aircraft are introduced on routes serving Aruba and Bonaire, according to NoticiaCla.
Boeing aircraft bring an additional cabin option
The outlet reports that Boeing 777 and 787-10 aircraft will be used, replacing Airbus A330 operations. The aircraft change will add Premium Comfort seating alongside Business Class.
According to the report, the Boeing aircraft offer approximately 35 Business Class seats and 24 Premium Comfort seats, compared with roughly 30 Business Class seats on the previous aircraft. The outlet attributes the change to growing demand for additional comfort.
Change comes with winter-season adjustments
The reported change coincides with more than 90 years of KLM connections to the islands. NoticiaCla also reports increased winter services to Curaçao, ranging from nine to twelve weekly flights depending on the period; that frequency does not refer to Aruba.
Source: Read the original NoticiaCla report.
