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It stands for Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij (Royal Airline Company).

Some organizations are allowed to use the "Royal" in front of their names. This Airline is one of them. If it comes to being Dutch KLM is history. KLM a private organization is sold to Air France. Like the name already says this is France. France means not Dutch. Besides not being Dutch KLM was a private business. After being sold someone received money for it. What bothers me is why the people of the Netherlands have to pay for a company that's not able to survive hard times. Of course, the coronavirus can be blamed for it but the fact is France Airlines wasn't doing great long before the pandemic and KLM is the stronger part of both. Nevertheless, KLM is history and my question is why the people have to pay for a private company, even a private company that is no longer Dutch. If you ask me this is a total waste of money. I agree it sucks if you lose your job but so it is for each one of us. We all have high costs for living we need to deal with and free scholarships do not exist in the Netherlands. If you want to study you need a job next to it and take a loan. A loan you pay off in the next 30-35 years or longer. Being a pilot is not different from any other job except you get paid very well.

Is it hard to be a pilot or a stewardess?
If I see what they do the answer is no.
One of the flights Amsterdam - Ibiza proved it. Drunken Englishmen took off their facemask and made the life of the other passengers a hell. Great if you are on your way to having a holiday. One man walked through the plane while he scolds and spits at the other passengers. As one passenger asked him to leave he was hit. What happened next you most likely find on youtube as well.
A fight was going on while the plane was landing and the crew did nothing except telling by the intercom to sit down.
Is this the way expensive Air France/KLM takes care of the welfare of her clients? Those people who make it possible for them to pay their bills?

How did this story end?
KLM said nothing about the nationality of the drunks except they stated they were not Dutch. According to them, it's impossible to be drunk on board plus they didn't sell alcohol.
Passengers had a terrible flight and had to deal with the drunk fellow passengers themselves. Several passengers did and managed to push the guy on the ground. This must have been a great experience for all people on board including children.

With some bad luck, those who defended themselves will be charged for whatever law they broke by the drunkmen while the crew kept its hands clean. Own safety first their policy must be during those hard times. You wonder too what happens if the plane crashes?

Happy vacation to all of you.

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How could such misconduct take place on the plane? And the Politics of the while thing shows why the airline refused to disclose the nationalities of the men.

And people who tried to subdue the men got legal action? Terrible.

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3 years ago

I think KLM is afraid to mention the nationality unless they have something to hide. If it's Ditch they mention you by name, etc if it's not Dutch they don't know because they are afraid of being accused. The customer attacked said the drink an was English and misbehaved from the moment he entered the plane.

I can tell you out of experience drunk Englishmen do step into the plane and it's no fin sitting nearby. The crew does nothing.

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3 years ago

Many years ago, many of us studied with scholarships. That no longer exists. At least a scholarship that covers half the expenses of studying! ... no, no ... that is no longer reality.

If the plane crashes, there is not much to ask. People die. They make inquiries. And everything remains in the statistics. What a pity! In whose hands are the people who travel? ...

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3 years ago

If you ask me they do no longer want people to study. Studying is for the rich.

The KLM blames the airport I guess or says those people might have taken the alcohol on board. It's possible because there are tax-free shops but still... If I drink you smell it if I step inside and the other passengers complained from the very first minute. They didn't care about the fact the man pulled off his face mask but he harassed others, spit at them, and was violent.

Perhaps planes need a jail too?

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3 years ago

I have seen KLM flights but have not tried it because it is usually a shared coach flight with lots of transits for long flights. Some passengers are truly unbelievable and some stewardess too. I have seen how some can be very rude to their clients, condescending is the word.

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3 years ago

Stewardesses are a lot in the news lately. Rude some are for sure. What happened to "customer is king"? Some are because of the policy of the airline like those " hosts" who told a cripple to pull himself over the stairs up into the plane because in case of emergency he had to do it himself too. Or those stewards who tell you to go sit elsewhere although you made a reservation, paid extra for the sear because someone sitting next to you doesn't like you? A jail and guard might not be a bad idea.

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