KLM (KL/KLM) — full-service carrier from Netherlands, based at Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS), member of SkyTeam. Not in current Beijing Daxing schedules.Does KLM fly to Beijing Daxing?
No. KLM does not currently operate scheduled passenger flights at Beijing Daxing International Airport, although it still appears in the airport's published carrier table.
KLM does not appear in Beijing Daxing's current carrier schedules. It is a SkyTeam member, which is the alliance that anchors Daxing, so it is often assumed to fly here — but the assumption does not survive a look at the timetable.
How this was checked: The PKX–Amsterdam non-stop is operated by China Southern alone, and KLM is absent from the airport's current destination table.
What to fly from PKX instead
- China Southern flies PKX–Amsterdam non-stop, daily.
- China Eastern, a fellow SkyTeam member, connects PKX to Europe through its own network.
Airlines add and drop routes every season, so this can change. The live arrivals and departures boards are the authority on what is flying today, and the full airline list shows who serves PKX now.
About KLM
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is the oldest airline in the world still operating under its original name, founded in 1919, and has been part of the Air France-KLM group since 2004. Its Schiphol hub is one of Europe's four big connecting airports.
It is a founding member of SkyTeam, the alliance whose Chinese members — China Eastern, XiamenAir, Shanghai Airlines — make up much of Daxing's traffic.
Worth knowing
- SkyTeam membership does not imply a KLM flight at PKX — check the operating carrier on any through-ticket to Amsterdam.
- A KLM code on a Beijing flight is likely a codeshare operated by a Chinese partner.