KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (Amsterdam) has changed its order for six Boeing 787-9s to the larger 787-10.
According to the carrier, this is not an additional order. The aircraft are expected as of 2020.
Image: KLM.
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines (Amsterdam) has changed its order for six Boeing 787-9s to the larger 787-10.
According to the carrier, this is not an additional order. The aircraft are expected as of 2020.
Image: KLM.
So does this mean that there are six B789 slots available? Didn’t KLM divert their B789s? You can blame AF for hemorrhaging all that money out of KLM.
I do not think so. The line numbers will converted to the larger version.
Bruce
Aren’t the -10s being assembled down south ?
It doesn’t matter Jeff – it is still assigned a line number in their production line.
Bruce