Need help with KLM equipment
#1
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Join Date: Sep 2012
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Need help with KLM equipment
Hi all,
I'm working on some creative routings to get from ATL to MUC in a few weeks. There are a few options from ORD or JFK to AMS that KLM calls "747-400 mixed equipment." I went to KLM's website and tried a dummy booking, but the seat map opens both configs. Any thoughts on if these are lie-flats or old sleeper style seats?
I'm working on some creative routings to get from ATL to MUC in a few weeks. There are a few options from ORD or JFK to AMS that KLM calls "747-400 mixed equipment." I went to KLM's website and tried a dummy booking, but the seat map opens both configs. Any thoughts on if these are lie-flats or old sleeper style seats?
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Hi all,
I'm working on some creative routings to get from ATL to MUC in a few weeks. There are a few options from ORD or JFK to AMS that KLM calls "747-400 mixed equipment." I went to KLM's website and tried a dummy booking, but the seat map opens both configs. Any thoughts on if these are lie-flats or old sleeper style seats?
I'm working on some creative routings to get from ATL to MUC in a few weeks. There are a few options from ORD or JFK to AMS that KLM calls "747-400 mixed equipment." I went to KLM's website and tried a dummy booking, but the seat map opens both configs. Any thoughts on if these are lie-flats or old sleeper style seats?
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Hi all,
I'm working on some creative routings to get from ATL to MUC in a few weeks. There are a few options from ORD or JFK to AMS that KLM calls "747-400 mixed equipment." I went to KLM's website and tried a dummy booking, but the seat map opens both configs. Any thoughts on if these are lie-flats or old sleeper style seats?
I'm working on some creative routings to get from ATL to MUC in a few weeks. There are a few options from ORD or JFK to AMS that KLM calls "747-400 mixed equipment." I went to KLM's website and tried a dummy booking, but the seat map opens both configs. Any thoughts on if these are lie-flats or old sleeper style seats?
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Hi all,
I'm working on some creative routings to get from ATL to MUC in a few weeks. There are a few options from ORD or JFK to AMS that KLM calls "747-400 mixed equipment." I went to KLM's website and tried a dummy booking, but the seat map opens both configs. Any thoughts on if these are lie-flats or old sleeper style seats?
I'm working on some creative routings to get from ATL to MUC in a few weeks. There are a few options from ORD or JFK to AMS that KLM calls "747-400 mixed equipment." I went to KLM's website and tried a dummy booking, but the seat map opens both configs. Any thoughts on if these are lie-flats or old sleeper style seats?
#6
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I'm trying to get to MUC from ATL on low. I'm using Award Nexus and I'm getting ATL FCO MUC, ATL DTW AMS MUC, ATL JFK AMS MUC, ATL IAD AMS MUC, etc.
I'd prefer ATL MUC direct or one stop. Flat beds would be icing on the cake.
I'd prefer ATL MUC direct or one stop. Flat beds would be icing on the cake.