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June 1, 2006 System Timetable Important This timetable presents schedule data available on May 26, 2006. Schedule changes are likely to occur after this date. We recommend that you obtain confirmation of all flight details when making reservations for your personal itinerary. Book online at www.klm.com or call KLM Amsterdam +31 20 4 747 747 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Printing To print the page you are viewing, do NOT press the print button but go to the PRINT dialogue and select the page(s) you wish to print. If you do not do this, then the whole timetable will print out. Decoding Airline codes USA Two letter state codes AF Air France UX Air Europa AK Alaska AM Aeromexico VO Tyrolean Airways AL Alabama AS Alaska Airlines WA KLM Cityhopper B.V. AR Arkansas AT Royal Air Maroc WB Rwandair Express AZ Arizona AY Finnair Oyj WX Cityjet dba Air France CA California AZ Alitalia XJ Mesaba Airlines (Northwest Airlink) CO Colorado A5 Air Linair XK Compagnie Aerienne Corse Mediterranee CT Connecticut A6 Air Alps Aviation XM Alitalia Express DC District of Columbia BA British Airways YS Regional Airlines dba Air France DE Delaware BL Pacific Airline Co. ZV Air Midwest FL Florida BV Air Seychelles Z2 Styrian Airways GA Georgia Bus Bus service 2H Thalys International HI Hawaii CJ China Northern Airlines 3U Sichuan Airlines IA Iowa CO Continental Airlines 9E Pinnacle Airlines (Northwest Airlink) ID Idaho COe Continental Express 9W Jet Airways IL Illinois CY Cyprus Airways IN Indiana CZ China Southern Airlines KS Kansas DB Brit Air dba Air France KY Kentucky DL Delta Air Lines LA Louisiana EA European Air Express MA Massachusetts EE Aero Airlines A.S. MD Maryland EI Aer Lingus ME Maine EV Atlantic Southeast Airlines MI Michigan GF Gulf Air MN Minnesota HM Air Seychelles Limited MO Missouri IG Meridiana MS Mississippi JJ TAM - Transportes Aereos Meridionais S.A MT Montana JL Japan Airlines NC North Carolina JU JAT ND North Dakota KE Korean Air NE Nebraska KL KLM Royal Dutch Airlines NH New Hampshire KLc KLM Cityhopper B.V. NJ New Jersey KLp PrivatAir Business Jet on behalf of KLM NM New Mexico KQ Kenya Airways NV Nevada LG Luxair NY New York MA MALEV OH Ohio ME Middle East Airlines AirLiban OK Oklahoma MH Malaysia Airlines OR Oregon MK Air Mauritius PA Pennsylvania MN Comair (BA franchise) RI Rhode Island MP Martinair Holland SC South Carolina MU China Eastern Airlines SD South Dakota NI Portugalia TN Tennessee NU Japan Transocean Air Co.Ltd. TX Texas NW Northwest Airlines UT Utah OH Comair. Inc. VA Virginia OK Czech Airlines VT Vermont OS Austrian Airlines WA Washington PS Ukraine International Airlines WI Wisconsin PW Precisionair WV West Virginia QF Qantas Airways Ltd WY Wyoming QX Horizon Air RL Air Charter, Inc. RO TAROM - Romenian Air Transport SB Air Caledonie International SU Aeroflot S5 Shuttle America TA Taca International Airlines, S.A. TE Lithuanian Airline TN Air Tahiti Nui TU Tunis Air All times are local times, +1 = next day. k How to build a connection This timetable contains only direct (through flight) services. Connections can be constructed using the following guidelines: Select a flight from your nearest airport to one of the connecting cities listed below: Hubs, these generally offer the highest flight frequencies. Other connecting cities. Note the arrival time at the connecting city and allow enough time to make your connecting flights by adding the minimum connection time listed below. Select the most convenient flight for your onward journey. HUBS Minimum connection times (hours: mins.) Intl. Dom. Dom. Intl. Intl. Intl. Amsterdam 0:50 0:50 0:50 Eur 0:40 Eur Detroit 1:15 0:40 1:30 Memphis 1:00 0:30 1:00 Minneapolis/St. Paul 1:15 0:40 1:15 Paris(Charles de Gaulle) Terminal 1 1:30 1:30 1:30 Airline exception: AF 1:00 AF AF 1:00 AF - Paris(Charles de Gaulle) Terminal 2 1:30 1:30 1:30 Airline exception: AF 0:45 AF AF 0:45 AF AF 0:45 AF KL 0:45 KL KL 0:45 KL KL 0:45 KL Paris(Charles de Gaulle) Terminal 3 1:00 1:00 1:00 Paris(Charles de Gaulle) between terminals 1:00 1:00 1:00 Connecting city Minimum connection times (hours: mins.) Boston 1:15 0:40 1:15 Cairo 1:30 1:30 1:30 Chicago (O’Hare) 1:30 1:15 1:30 Delhi 2:30 1:30 1:30 Dubai 1:00 1:00 1:00 Frankfurt 0:45 0:45 0:45 Houston (George Bush) 0:50 0:30 0:50 Kuala Lumpur 1:00 1:00 1:00 London (Stansted) 0:45 0:45 0:45 Los Angeles 1:15 0:30 2:00 Miami 1:15 0:30 1:30 Mumbai 2:30 2:30 1:30 Nairobi 1:00 0:40 0:40 New York (J.F.Kennedy) 1:45 1:15 2:00 New York (Newark Intl) 1:15 1:00 1:15 San Francisco 1:30 1:00 1:45 Seattle 1:20 0:50 1:30 Tokyo 2:10 1:50 1:50 Toronto 1:30 1:15 1:30 Washington (Dulles Intl) 1:30 0:45 1:30 k Check-in times and rules To make sure that you can depart with your flight on time, you need to be checked in on time. This means that you need to take the following into account: S For a KLM flight to European destinations, check-in closes 40 minutes before departure; for a KLM flight to intercontinental destinations, check-in closes 60 minutes before departure (with the exception of Paramaribo). S Check-in closing means that you must ensure that you are checked in and that you have a boarding pass before the indicated closing time for check-in. This means that you should leave sufficient time to find your way around the airport and account for possible long lines at the check-in desk. S To facilitate a smooth, comfortable check-in, we recommend that you keep to the recommended check-in times as indicated. Depending on which airport you will be departing from, you will need to calculate between 2 and 4 hours. S If you check in after the indicated check-in deadline, you run the risk of losing your reserved seat and therefore not being allowed to board. You will also lose any rights to “denied boarding” compensation. S If you are waiting in line and expect that you will arrive too late to check in, please let one of the KLM employees know. S For detailed information about check-in deadlines and recommended check-in times per departure airport, click here. Check-in times per departure airport Departing from: Recommended check-in time: Check-in deadline: Amsterdam You can only check in on the day of your departure, starting at 6 a.m. Domestic 2 hours before departure 40 minutes before departure Within Europe 2 hours before departure 40 minutes before departure Intercontinental 2 hours before departure 60 minutes before departure Europe 2 hours before departure 40 minutes before departure USA & Canada 2 hours before departure 60 minutes before departure Caribbean 2 hours before departure 60 minutes before departure Middle East 2 hours before departure 60 minutes before departure Exceptions: Tel Aviv 3 hours before departure Damascus 3 hours before departure Amman 3 hours before departure Teheran 3 hours before departure Beirut 3 hours before departure Abu Dhabi 3 hours before departure Dammam 3 hours before departure Dubai 3 hours before departure Asia 2 hours before departure 60 minutes before departure Exceptions: Almaty 3 hours before departure Bangkok 3 hours before departure Beijing 3 hours before departure Delhi 4 hours before departure Jakarta 3 hours before departure Hong Kong 3 hours before departure Kuala Lumpur 3 hours before departure Mumbai 4 hours before departure South America 2 hours before departure 60 minutes before departure Exceptions: Sao Paolo 3 hours before departure Guayaquil 3 hours before departure Lima 3 hours before departure Paramaribo 4 hours before departure 120 minutes before departure Africa 2 hours before departure 60 minutes before departure Exceptions: Abuja 3 hours before departure Dar es Salaam 3 hours before departure Kano 3 hours before departure Lagos 4 hours before departure Valid from June 1 – July 31, 2006 flight & oper. travel flight & oper. travel flight & oper. travel days dep. arr. validity by time stop days dep. arr. validity by time stop days dep. arr. validity by time stop ABERDEEN SD (ABR) MEXICO CITY DELHI to 123456- 0700 0800 AF8125 AM 1:00 0 1234567 0810 0935 9W702 1:25 0 JAMESTOWN ND Jun06-Jul31 12345- 7 1945 2110 9W706 1:25 0 1234567 1140 1240 AF8101 AM 1:00 0 1234567 2250 2330 NW3001 XJ 0:40 0 1234567 1555 1655 KL9001 AM 1:00 0 MUMBAI Jun01-Jun07 ---45-- 2125 2225 AF8125 AM 1:00 0 1234567 0720 0820 9W322 1:00 0 1234567 2257 2337 NW3001 XJ 0:40 0 Jun01-Jun02 ----5-- 1145 1245 9W328 1:00 0 Jun08-Jul31 ------7 2130 2235 AF8125 AM 1:05 0 1234- 6- 1230 1330 9W328 1:00 0 MINNEAPOLIS MN Jun04-Jun04 1234567 1450 1610 9W3416 1:20 0 1- 34567 1850 1950 9W326 1:00 0 1234567 0705 0827 NW3002 XJ 1:22 0 1234567 2030 2135 9W324 1:05 0 1234567 1100 1225 NW3004 XJ 1:25 0 ACCRA (ACC) 1234567 2325 0025+1 9W330 1:00 0 Jun08-Jul31 to 1234567 1102 1224 NW3004 XJ 1:22 0 AMSTERDAM Jun01-Jun07 1234567 2110 0600+1 KL590 6:50 0 AJACCIO (AJA) 1234567 1450 1612 NW3006 XJ 1:22 0 to Jun01-Jun07 NAIROBI CLERMONT-FERRAND 1234567 1453 1616 NW3006 XJ 1:23 0 -2--5-- 2000 0440+1 KQ501 5:40 0 1------ 1230 1350 AF5399 YS 1:20 0 Jun08-Jul31 1----6- 2030 0510+1 KQ502 5:40 0 Jul31-Jul31 1234567 1853 2025 NW3000 XJ 1:32 0 -----6- 1315 1435 AF5399 YS 1:20 0 Jun08-Jul31 ADDIS ABABA (ADD) ----5-- 1315 1435 AF5399 YS 1:20 0 1234567 1856 2018 NW3000 XJ 1:22 0 to Jul14-Jul14 Jun01-Jun07 AMSTERDAM ------7 1645 1805 AF5399 YS 1:20 0 1--4-6- 2255 0550+1 KL543 7:55 0 ABERDEEN U.K.
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