KLM’s 787-10 makes inaugural flight to Tanzania

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The arrival of 787-10 marks one of the 100 days special activities in the run-up to KLM’s 100th birthday on 7th October, starting from 29th June.

‘‘In line with KLM’s sustainability goals which includes taking care of the environment, KLM has always been committed to driving a sustainable future for aviation. We have a proven track record and are continuously investing and innovating to make our products and processes more sustainable. We know aviation comes with another big responsibility – to make sure our children have a planet to explore as well, said Mr. Alexander van de Wint. KLM takes this responsibility seriously and we’ve had a long history of taking steps in the area of sustainability. Starting with the opening of KLM’s Environmental Centre in 1990, and now working on a “2030 and beyond” sustainability strategy. One of the most crucial aspects of the sustainability strategy is to reduce our environmental footprint.

KLM’s 787-10 makes inaugural flight to Tanzania

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