Teesside to Amsterdam

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is set to resume its popular service from Teesside to Amsterdam Schiphol on Monday 28 June.

The flights, which were temporarily paused due to coronavirus restrictions, are part of a long-term deal between KLM and the airport signed in June last year.

KLM’s service will initially operate once a day at 17:20 on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, reconnecting local people with the major hub airport.  It will compete with the increasingly popular Loganair flights to Heathrow with its international connections, new for this year.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is a long-standing partner of the airport and celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2019, marking its best month in 14 years for the Teesside – Amsterdam route in September of that year.

Teesside recently completed a multimillion-pound redevelopment with two luxury lounges, the Landside Café, The Transporter Bar and Kitchen and The Goosepool bar. The airport says that it is a strong supporter of local businesses with 92% of all terminal improvements, from design and electrical work to construction and renovations, carried out by firms in the area.

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