KLM Flying Dutchman - NOTICE: KLM website re-lauched in the air

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Take off with www.klm.com (http://www.klm.com)

Coming soon to an airport near you! KLM's website address - www.klm.com (http://www.klm.com) - has begun to appear on specially painted aircraft alongside the slogan "The world is just a click away". The airborne advertising brings our newly re-launched website and range of e-services to the attention of traveler's around the world.

Beginning in July 2002, the first of eight planes will bear the unique livery. Four 747-400 aircraft will serve intercontinental routes, while another four 737-300s will make appearances at European destinations.

Recently, we've expanded and enhanced our electronic services to offer maximum convenience with minimum effort. The improved KLM website includes additional features and simplified navigation with 24-hour access to online reservations and Flying Dutchman services. Everything from travel planning to e-tickets and e-check-in is easier with e-services.

To promote the wide variety of e-services available, we've published a special brochure, a video is shown on long-haul flights and information can always be found in the Holland Herald, KLM's in-flight magazine. Now, to spread the news even further, www.klm.com (http://www.klm.com) takes to the air!

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... Beginning in July 2002 ... ???

I knew KL had problems awarding miles on time and sending out promotions before they expired, but this must give a new meaning to just in time http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/wink.gif,

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Here on the danish website, must be an old one, that found its way to the website recently
http://www.klm.com/dk_en/about_us/klm_takes_to_the_air/index.jsp



[This message has been edited by The-Longhauler (edited 06-28-2003).]