This contrasts with the Economy Cabin, where the signature KLM blue is more pronounced, creating a clear distinction between the two products.
The seats are upholstered in a dark blue, with just a rim of KLM’s signature blue around the headrest. The Premium Comfort cabin features a configuration of 4 rows in a 2-3-2 layout. The aircraft is equipped with 38 Business Class, 28 Premium Comfort, and 252 Economy Class seats. KLM operates its B787-10 mostly on flights to North America, Africa, and the Middle East. Considering I booked just 48 hours in advance, that’s more than fair.
I managed to snag a return ticket in KLM’s Premium Comfort cabin for 1,040€. I decided on a last-minute trip to Los Angeles for a holiday weekend, and while prices across the board were sky-high, Delta surprisingly had KLM codeshares at a much more reasonable rate.
