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Seats: Your typical economy seat turns business-y with an empty seat next to you and more personalized service. What else? Well, if you’re in 1C you’ll get enough legroom for full extention thanks to the shifting aisle. That’s not the case in the window seat where the wall leaves you with leg space that’s better than economy but restricted.
If you choose the extra-extra legroom of seat 1C, consider boarding last. Getting seated here too early means that you’ll have to deal with passengers shifting into the misaligned aisle and bumping your knees with their bags.
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Tech/Connectivity/Entertainment: Wi-fi isn’t offered here but you can keep your knick-knacks charged using the power ports located underneath the middle seat.
Food: Typically, you’ll get a small meal in KLM Business Class when travelling within Europe. On this hop a light and fairly tasty breakfast included a salmon plate served with yogurt and fruit. Rolls and croissants were offered but we passed.
Service: Flight attendants were dutiful and got everything served in time on this short hop but weren’t overly friendly. If your focus is getting to your destination with maybe a light meal and don’t expect much in the way of pleasantries, then KLM Business Class within Europe should work fine.
Rating: 3 hops (of 5)
Route Flown for this review: London (LHR) – Amsterdam (AMD)
How we got em’: This the second segment of a one-way business class award trip using Delta SkyMiles.
Modhop Host & Founder Jake Redman brings years of global exploration and travel tips to the podcast and our videos at Modhop. Jake is also a Producer and Host for SiriusXM.
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