Flight Information KL964 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines: Newcastle

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines KL964 / KLM964

Newcastle — Amsterdam

Newcastle Airport (NCL)		Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS)
Usual departure time		Usual arrival time
17:25		19:45

* Local time. Operating days: Mon, Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat. Usual times and days are based on observations in 2017–2021. The schedule may have changed.

Flight status KL964

Flight KLM Royal Dutch Airlines KL964 (Newcastle — Amsterdam) running from the airport Newcastle Airport (NCL), to the airport Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS). The flight is operated by the family's aircraft Boeing 737-800, Boeing 737-700, Embraer 170/175. Flight distance is 522 km / 282 miles, and the average flight length is 1 h. 20 min..

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Types of aircraft flying KL964 KLM Royal Dutch Airlines: Newcastle — Amsterdam

Boeing 737-800

50%

Board numbers:

PH-BXH, PH-BXB

Boeing 737-700

33%

Embraer 170/175

17%

Board numbers:

PH-EXL

This section contains information about the types of aircraft and flight numbers that perform the flight. Based on observations in 2017–2021.

Other flights on the route Newcastle — Amsterdam

Flight No.	Departure time*	Arrival time*	Aircraft
KL958	09:25	11:45	Boeing 737-700
KL960	13:15	15:35	Embraer 190
MF9362	13:15	15:35	Embraer 190
CZ7767	13:15	15:35	Embraer 190
G35523	06:00	08:20	Embraer 190
KL954	10:40	13:00	Embraer 190
KL952	06:00	08:20	Embraer 190
KQ964	17:25	19:45	Embraer 170/190
KQ952	06:00	08:20	Embraer 170/190
MF9940	17:25	19:45	Embraer 190
EY7420	10:50	13:10	Embraer 170/190
MF9706	06:00	08:20	Embraer 190
CZ7932	06:00	08:20	Embraer 190
EY5801	17:25	19:45	Embraer 170/190
EY7331	06:00	08:20	Embraer 170/190

* Local time

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Embraer 190

WX6006

MF9940

9W8722

CZ7871

WX6008

KQ964

SU3270

* Code sharing — agreement on joint commercial exploitation of the flight by two or more airlines, one of which is an operator, and the rest sell tickets for the flight of the operating company on their own behalf.

[NCL] Newcastle Airport