KLM keeps Larnaca-Amsterdam link through winter season
KLM's winter schedule runs from October 25 to March 27, with Larnaca staying connected to Amsterdam even after the seasonal summer service ends on October 24.
KLM will keep Larnaca connected to its Amsterdam network throughout the winter timetable, which runs from October 25 to March 27, as reported by the airline. The dedicated daily seasonal service KL462 stops on October 24, just before the new schedule starts.
Bookings for December show Larnaca-Amsterdam journeys available, along with onward connections across KLM's wider network. Recent fares listed December return trips from Larnaca to Amsterdam at roughly €151 to €164, depending on availability, and some Larnaca-Amsterdam flights are operated by Transavia and marketed under KLM codes.
Since KLM restarted Amsterdam-Tel Aviv flights on August 25, Larnaca has also served as a technical stop where crews overnight, linked to conditions in the Middle East. Across its network, the carrier plans 164 destinations in 64 countries, with 93 in Europe and 71 intercontinental, and will take delivery of its first Airbus A350.
What it means for residents
For anyone flying between Cyprus and the Netherlands this winter, the key point is that the Amsterdam route does not disappear when the summer schedule ends. That keeps a second northern European hub within reach alongside the airlines already serving the island.
- Book early for December. Fares around €151 to €164 for a return are published for some dates, but availability at those prices will shrink closer to the holidays.
- Check who operates your flight. Some Larnaca-Amsterdam services are marketed under KLM codes but flown by Transavia, so seat and baggage rules may differ.
- Expect schedule shifts. KLM says parts of its timetable are being adjusted to cut night-time noise at Schiphol, which could move departure or arrival times.
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