b12e

are we comparing prices here? 235eur for Plus early april, just in time for the mess.

AnaTFN

that became 260eur, I got it late April, for an appointment mid May

stefan_nl

Privium IS Schiphol.

b12e

Not according to themselves, they are an independent unit competing with other players at Schiphol.

musicpoem

Are they flying back on SQ323? please update us when they come back (queue times etc).

15 mins are quick, I have flown in J on sq324 before covid and had to wait 40 mins on passport control. How long was the wait time for luggage?

thehyrax

Who said that? They are literally a brand of Schiphol Group.

johan rebel

Privium is a Schiphol Group brand, but also a business unit with its own budget. They have to compete with other business units for services and facilities, and pay for what they manage to get.

Johan

malmostoso

Yes in 5 weeks though.

It took a couple of hours standing at the luggage belt.

Xandrios

https://insideflyer.nl/op-deze-64-eu...egeling-terug/

KLM flight reductions for specific routes (in numbers/percentages, unclear which specific days and flight#'s will be cancelled).

odie11

I am reading reports of a Facebook group that deals with travel and hearing that they arrived five hours ahead this morning for an Icelandair flight and still missed it. My daughter's boyfriend is due to fly out of AMS on Icelandair to BOS on Jully 2. I was thinking that since they are out of departures 1 and only operate one flight that it might not be as chaotic but apparently that is not the case.

mayday23

Family and I will be flying from VIE-AMS-ORD in late July on a premium economy ticket on a US passport. Our baggage will be checked through KLM.

The current flight we are looking at has a 70 minute layover in AMS.

I assume once we land in AMS we need to clear something to exit Europe and that 70 mins is unrealistic?

Netherlines

That seems highly unlikely even in current conditions,maybe they went shopping and missed boarding etc

mfkne

70 minutes should typically be plenty - you just need to clear passport control.

HadesNL

Just in:
https://nos.nl/artikel/2433625-trans...en-op-schiphol

Although annouced stopping of sale of tickets,
Still tickets available ex-AMS on peak days.
KLM certain that present bookings won't lead to mass cancellations.


KLM rekent door wat de maatregelen van Schiphol voor de vliegmaatschappij betekenen en verkoopt daarom nog steeds een beperkt aantal tickets. De luchtvaartmaatschappij verwacht niet dat het nodig zal zijn om bestaande boekingen op grote schaal te annuleren.


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https://nos.nl/artikel/2433618-minde...nog-wel-boeken



Transavia will cancel 240 flights from Amsterdam
From the period 7 July - 14 August

This encompasses 13.000 individual bookings
70% of which can be accomodate to alternative flightdates/airports
30% of which can't and they will be offered refund or schedule change


Medio July more info follows which flights are to be cancelled for the rest of August

Source in Dutch:240 vluchten vanaf Schiphol, vanwege de personeelsproblemen op de luchthaven. Hierdoor worden ruim 13.000 boekingen getroffen.

Het gaat om vluchten die tussen 7 juli en 14 augustus gepland waren. Transavia zal vandaag alle getroffen passagiers op de hoogte stellen.

Omgeboekt of geld terug

Volgens Transavia kan ongeveer 70 procent van de getroffen passagiers omgeboekt worden naar een andere vlucht, bijvoorbeeld op een andere dag of vanaf een andere luchthaven. Bij 30 procent lukt dit niet. Deze passagiers ontvangen het geld voor hun ticket terug, of kunnen hun reis uitstellen naar een ander moment.

Ook in de rest van augustus moeten vluchten vanaf Schiphol geschrapt worden, onduidelijk is nog hoeveel. Reizigers die tussen 15 en 28 augustus reizen, krijgen half juli te horen of hun vlucht doorgaat.

Sjoerd

Nope. It could have happened. My friends also queued more than 4 hours (security screening) on Monday and also missed their flight.