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KLM has long offered virtual tours of its entire fleet, and now the latest Airbus A321neo can also be explored digitally, alongside the Boeing 777-300ER featuring the latest World Business Class and Premium Comfort cabins.

Virtual tour of the KLM fleet

These virtual tours are accessible via mouse on desktop or touch on mobile devices. By navigating through the aircraft, users can explore areas typically off-limits, such as the cockpit and the crew rest areas. These rest areas, equipped with beds, are utilised by KLM cabin crew during breaks on long-haul flights.

All aircraft types can be visited virtually via:

Check Out the latest Airbus A321neo

KLM recently received its first Airbus A321neo aircraft. The aircraft was deployed on the route between Amsterdam and Copenhagen on 16th September 2024. Other initial destinations include Berlin and Stockholm. In October, Paris and Vienna will also be added as destinations for KLM’s Airbus A321neo.

In total, there are 227 passenger seats on the aircraft. Of these, thirty are available for Europe Business Class passengers. On board, there are also some seats available with extra legroom, as well as for Economy Comfort.

The aircraft with registration PH-AXA can now also be visited virtually . We also have an InsideLook available for this newest aircraft in the fleet of the Dutch airline.

Bottom Line

The KLM Virtual Tour is a great way to see what you can expect on a particular aircraft type before you book and it’s good to see that the Airbus A321neo has been added. Remember though that equipment swaps can and do happen.

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