KLM’s Pride flight visits BER

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines landed at BER today on a special Pride flight, thereby linking two of Europe’s most significant LGBTQ+ events: Christopher Street Day (CSD) in Berlin and WorldPride 2026 in Amsterdam. The KLM Cityhopper, flight number KL1771, landed at Berlin Brandenburg Airport this morning from Amsterdam. Less than an hour later, the aircraft took off again as flight KL1772, heading back towards the Dutch capital, where WorldPride will be celebrated from 25 July to 8 August.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is an official partner of World Pride 2026 this year, thereby sending a clear message of diversity, openness and international connectivity. These values also characterise BER. Every day, people from a wide variety of backgrounds, with different identities and lifestyles, come together here.KLM Royal Dutch Airlines ist in diesem Jahr offizieller Partner der World Pride 2026 und setzt damit ein sichtbares Zeichen für Vielfalt, Offenheit und internationale Vernetzung. Diese Werte prägen auch den BER. Hier begegnen sich täglich Menschen unterschiedlichster Herkunft, Identitäten und Lebensentwürfe. 

KLM operates year-round services between the capital region and its hub at Amsterdam Schiphol. With up to seven direct flights a day from BER, travellers from the capital region benefit from a fast connection to the Dutch capital and attractive connecting options across the airline’s route network.

To mark the Pride flight, we’re giving away 1×2 flight tickets from BER in partnership with KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.

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