Published at 2200GMT 12MAR22

KLM recently filed additional changes to its East Asia passenger operation for Northern summer 2022 season. The latest update reflects revised routing to Japan, due to the closure of Russian airspace to European carriers. Latest adjustment up to 11MAR22 as follows.

Amsterdam – Bangkok – Hong Kong 1 weekly 777-300ER (3 weekly 787-9/777-300ER from 20JUN22, 5 weekly 787-9/777 from 05SEP22)
Amsterdam – Bangkok – Kuala Lumpur eff 05SEP22 3 weekly 787-9
Amsterdam – Bangkok – Manila 5 weekly 777-200ER/-300ER (6 weekly 787-9/777-300ER from 05SEP22)
Amsterdam – Bangkok – Taipei Taoyuan 1 weekly 777-300ER
Amsterdam – Osaka Kansai eff 23MAY22 Nonstop sector tentatively resumes, 2 weekly 777-200ER
Amsterdam – Seoul Incheon eff 23MAY22 Nonstop terminator tentatively resumes, 1 daily 777/787-9
Amsterdam – Seoul Incheon – Beijing Capital eff 25MAY22 Service resumes, 1 weekly 787-9
Amsterdam – Seoul Incheon – Hangzhou 2 weekly 787-9 (777-200ER/787-9 from 26MAY22, 777-200ER from 08SEP22)
Amsterdam – Seoul Incheon – Osaka Kansai 2 weekly 777-200ER, tentatively scheduled until 20MAY22
Amsterdam – Seoul Incheon – Shanghai Pu Dong 1 weekly 777-300ER (777-200ER from 24MAY22, 2 weekly 777-300ER from 05SEP22)
Amsterdam – Seoul Incheon – Tokyo Narita 2 weekly 787-9, tentatively scheduled until 21MAY22
Amsterdam – Singapore – Denpasar 2 weekly 777-300ER (3 from 23MAY22, 5 from 05SEP22)
Amsterdam – Singapore – Jakarta 2 weekly 777-300ER
Amsterdam – Singapore – Kuala Lumpur 3 weekly 777-300ER (2 from 26MAY22. This routing scheduled until 03SEP22)
Amsterdam – Tokyo Narita 2 weekly 777-200ER (4 weekly 787-9 from 23MAY22, 5 from 06SEP22)

Note KLM does not have local traffic rights on Amsterdam – Seoul Incheon sector for Mainland China flights (Beijing, Hangzhou and Shanghai).