KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has launched its new
Economy Comfort zone which offers passengers a greater range of
seating comfort in Economy Class.
A seat in the new Economy Comfort zone
offers passengers up to 10 cm more legroom and allows them to
recline twice as far as a standard seat. Economy Comfort
passengers will also be able to disembark first, because the zone
is in the front section of the Economy Class cabin. The service
and meals in Economy Comfort are the same as those in Economy
Class. Every day, KLM will have more than 1,500 Economy Comfort
seats available.
With Economy Comfort, KLM has extended its range
of seating comfort options for passengers travelling Economy
Class. Passengers could already opt for seats with extra legroom
and for a seat in a row of two. This new alternative reflects
KLM’s pledge to fulfil the changing needs of its customers, one of
which was the call for more comfort options in Economy Class.
The nominal fee for an Economy Comfort seat will
range from EUR 80 to EUR 150 for a one-way trip, depending on the
distance covered. Flying Blue Platinum members and passengers
flying on a fully flexible Economy Class ticket can reserve
Economy Comfort seats free of charge. Flying Blue Gold members
will get a 50% discount and Flying Blue Silver members will get a
25% discount.
Once passengers have booked a ticket, they can
reserve an Economy Comfort seat via the ‘Manage My Booking’ tab on
klm.com from 90 days before departure. Bookings can also be made
via telephone reservation, at the ticket offices or when
passengers check-in online. Economy Comfort seats can also be
booked at the airport, via the self-service kiosks or at local
customer service desks.
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