KLM to End Free Beer, Wine, Cheese Sandwich on European Flights

KLM Rolls Out Buy On Board In Regional Economy: I'm Disappointed, But For A Different Reason

Among the “big three” European airline groups, Air France-KLM has been by far the most generous with its included offerings in short haul economy. Both Air France and KLM have offered complimentary drinks (including beer and wine) as well as snacks in short haul economy, in contrast to International Airlines Group (IAG) and Lufthansa Group.In recent times, we’ve known that both Air France and KLM have been trialing changes to inflight service in…

KLM to end free beer, wine, cheese sandwich on European flights

Passengers flying with KLM in Europe will soon have to pay for beer, wine, sodas, and other food and beverages, when the airline launches its new Grand Café KLM catering concept in October. The company, which recently sold off a majority stake in its catering business, has also put an end to their well-known free cheese sandwiches on flights between Amsterdam and other European destinations.

KLM Replaces Free Snacks, Wine, and Beer With "Grand Café KLM" Buy-on-Board - The Bulkhead Seat

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is revamping its Economy Class dining experience across its European network with the launch of Grand Café KLM (a new onboard food and beverage program that gives travelers more dining options while shifting several previously complimentary items to a paid menu). The new service will debut in October on European flights and allow passengers to either pre-order meals before departure or purchase food and drinks from an ex…