The bus runs twice a day, seven days a week, from Maastricht Central Station via Maastricht Airport to Eindhoven Airport and on to Schiphol and then back. The bus is also suitable for passengers with restricted mobility, and children can travel along without needing a separate safety chair. You can refer to the schedule at KLM.nl/busservice. For all your questions about the KLM Bus Service, please call us at 020 – 4 747 747

Comfort
KLM ticket holders can travel for free on these buses. As such, passengers can save on costs related to fuel or train tickets, not to mention those associated with parking at the airport. Passengers will also be able to make use of free WiFi in the bus. Coffee, tea and water, along with the KLM Inflight Magazine Holland Herald complete the picture. And if the bus gets delayed along the way, KLM will rebook its passengers free of charge.

Maastricht twin city of Chengdu
Boasting the well-known KLM colours, the special buses are clearly recognisable. Launching the new KLM bus-service route goes hand in hand with the start of Chengdu Week in Maastricht. Maastricht and Chengdu have been twin cities since 2012. Chengdu Week aims to promote visitor awareness for the commercial and tourist opportunities presented by Chengdu and its surroundings.

KLM and Chengdu celebrating 10 years of service
KLM also shares a special bond with Chengdu and will this month be celebrating 10 years of direct service between Amsterdam and Chengdu. Until 4 July, KLM will be offering thrice-weekly service using Boeing 787 Dreamliner equipment. After 4 July, this frequency will be raised to four flights a week, also using the latest aircraft type.

Because Chengdu is home to the well-known giant panda, the KLM bus boasts the familiar KLM colours along with images of pandas and bamboo. Passengers travelling by bus in the course of the first month after the launch will also be given a mini panda as a gift.

Comfort
Travel on the KLM Bus is free of charge, thereby saving passengers the expense of a train ticket or fuel and parking charges at the airport. Passengers will also have access to free WiFi in the bus. Coffee, tea, water and KLM’s free Inflight Magazine, Holland Herald, will make the trip complete. Should the bus arrive late for any reason, KLM will rebook the passengers on another flight, free of charge.

The bus will travel twice a day, seven days a week, from Nijmegen and Arnhem Central Stations to Schiphol Airport and back again. The bus will also be accessible to people with limited mobility. Furtermore, children can travel in the bus without having to bring a separate child’s seat. Unfortunately, the bus cannot carry special luggage, such as bicycles, surfboards or pets.

Here is a schedule of times and boarding locations for KLM’s new bus service, starting 1 May 2015.