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KLM Amsterdam – Washington, D.C. – Amsterdam canceled

On February 18th 2019, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines canceled its KL 651 Amsterdam (AMS) – Washington, D.C. (IAD) flight scheduled to depart at 1:20 pm, as well as its KL

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KLM Chicago – Amsterdam and Amsterdam – Chicago canceled

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines canceled its February 17th 2019 KL 612 Chicago O’Hare (ORD) – Amsterdam (AMS) flight scheduled to depart at 4:30 pm, as well as its February 18th

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KLM Amsterdam – Minneapolis – Amsterdam canceled

On February 17th 2019, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines canceled its KL 655 Amsterdam (AMS) – Minneapolis (MSP) flight scheduled to depart at 5:00 pm, as well as its KL 656

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KLM Amsterdam – Houston – Amsterdam canceled

On February 17th 2019, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines canceled its KL 661 Amsterdam (AMS) – Houston (IAH) flight scheduled to depart at 10:05 am, as well as its KL 662

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KLM Amsterdam – Atlanta – Amsterdam canceled

On February 14th 2019, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines canceled its KL 623 Amsterdam (AMS) – Atlanta (ATL) flight scheduled to depart at 9:35 am, as well as its KL 624

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KLM Amsterdam – Miami – Amsterdam canceled

On February 14th 2019, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines canceled its KL 627 Amsterdam (AMS) – Miami (MIA) flight scheduled to depart at 9:55 am, as well as its KL 628

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KLM Los Angeles – Amsterdam delayed by five hours

On February 13th 2019, KLM’s KL 602 Los Angeles (LAX) – Amsterdam (AMS) flight landed over five hours after its originally scheduled 9:05 am arrival. If you were on that flight

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KLM Amsterdam – Los Angeles delayed by five hours

On February 13th 2019, KLM’s KL 601 Amsterdam (AMS) – Los Angeles (LAX) flight landed over five hours after its originally scheduled 11:56 am arrival. If you were on that

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KLM Amsterdam – Atlanta – Amsterdam canceled

On February 13th 2019, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines canceled its KL 623 Amsterdam (AMS) – Atlanta (ATL) flight scheduled to depart at 9:35 am, as well as its KL 624

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KLM Amsterdam – Houston – Amsterdam canceled

On February 7th 2019, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines canceled its KL 661 Amsterdam (AMS) – Houston (IAH) flight scheduled to depart at 10:05 am, as well as its KL 662

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KLM Amsterdam – Toronto – Amsterdam canceled

On January 24th 2019, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines canceled its KL 695 Amsterdam (AMS) – Toronto (YYZ) flight scheduled to depart at 5:40 pm, as well as its KL 696

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KLM Amsterdam – Atlanta canceled

On January 24th 2019, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines canceled its KL 621 Amsterdam (AMS) – Atlanta (ATL) flight scheduled to depart at 4:50 pm. If you were supposed to be

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