KLM’s first 787-9 Dreamliner arrives in Abu Dhabi

Named “Zonnebloem” (Sunflower), the new Dreamliner was delivered to KLM from Boeing earlier this month and will operate daily between Abu Dhabi International Airport and Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, before continuing on to Manama International Airport in Bahrain. It is the first of 21 B787 Dreamliners KLM has on order.

KLM's new B787-9 The aircraft offers 294 seats across three classes, including 32 seats in the all-new World Business Class which features fully-flat beds and direct aisle access due to its 1-2-1 configuration. Economy Comfort offers an increased pitch and a larger screen, whilst Economy provides upgraded seats that recline an extra 40% compared to previous models. Economy class is configured in a 3-3-3 arrangement. For more details about KLM’s new B787-9 Dreamliner

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World Business Class cabin on board KLM's new B787-9 Initially, KLM’s new 787s will replace its ageing 747-400 fleet, and, over the coming years, will play a key role in the Dutch flag carrier's fleet renewal and expansion. “We are delighted to introduce the KLM Dreamliner to the Abu Dhabi and Bahrain routes and we are very confident that our valuable customers here will appreciate this new level of experience, on key routes for the airline. The KLM Dreamliner sets new levels of on board experience for passengers with greater comfort in every aspect, more entertainment, and fine dining options in a contemporary cabin– all in one incredible aircraft,” said Gilles Roche, general manager for Air France KLM Gulf, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Pakistan.