KLM plans 164 winter destinations as Larnaca retains Amsterdam connections
KLM’s winter programme will cover 164 destinations in 64 countries, while bookings show Larnaca-Amsterdam connections after its seasonal daily service ends.
Larnaca, Cyprus. KLM plans to serve 164 destinations in 64 countries during its winter programme, increasing capacity on some European and long-haul routes as it prepares to introduce its first Airbus A350. Its seasonal daily Larnaca-Amsterdam service is scheduled to end just before the winter timetable begins.
Winter schedule and Cyprus connections
The programme runs from October 25 to March 27 and covers 93 European and 71 intercontinental destinations, according to the airline. KLM’s daily Larnaca-Amsterdam service, KL462, is scheduled to operate until October 24.
KLM’s booking platform offers Larnaca-Amsterdam journeys in December, with onward connections across its international network. Recently published December return fares from Larnaca to Amsterdam started at around €151 to €164, depending on availability.
Transavia, part of the Air France-KLM group, also operates Larnaca-Amsterdam services marketed under KLM codes on a number of flights, with some services continuing during winter.
Larnaca stop and other routes
Larnaca has taken on an operational role since KLM resumed Amsterdam-Tel Aviv flights on August 25. The airline said the service makes a technical stop in Larnaca, where crews stay overnight, under arrangements linked to conditions in the Middle East.
KLM also plans to restore services to Dubai, Riyadh and Dammam from the start of the winter schedule, although the timing depends on developments in the region. Minneapolis will return to its winter network for the first time since 2023, while San Diego will be served throughout the full winter season for the first time.
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