KLM Airbus A321neo

With the entry into service of the first A321neo in September 2024, the Dutch airline began the modernization of its medium-haul fleet. The order for up to 60 A320neo and A321neo aircraft will be shared between KLM and its subsidiaries Transavia and Transavia France. All Boeing 737s at the three airlines will be gradually replaced with the significantly more efficient aircraft of the A320neo family. At the Dutch airline, the A321neos will be equipped with a single-class seating layout with 227 seats. The first destinations included Berlin, Copenhagen, Paris, Prague, Rome, Stockholm, and Vienna. In an internal survey, the majority of KLM employees voted in favor of naming the A321neo fleet, which marked the beginning of a comprehensive fleet transformation, after butterflies. This new model, registered PH-AXE and scaled to 1:200, is named after the map. The butterfly's name derives from the pattern on the underside of its wings, which are covered with a network of lines reminiscent of a map.

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