KLM takes a break in Graz

KLM takes a break in Graz

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Now the slump in booking inquiries due to the massive increase in new infections caused by the Covid-19 virus has also hit the flights between Amsterdam and Graz, which only resumed at the end of October. According to information from KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, flights to the Styrian capital will be suspended until December 06.12.2020th, 175. A renewed resumption of the five weekly flight connections with Embraer XNUMX is currently planned afterwards, but should be made dependent on actual demand.

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Michael David is an editor at Aviation.Direct and has been dealing with air traffic in Austria, especially regional airports, for over 20 years, is a passionate spotter and is active in the airport friends scene, especially as a board member for the Association of Friends of Linz Airport.
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