Northern Denmark's main centre for passenger service is KLM Airlines Aalborg Office Among the many services provided by this Aalborg-based company are airline reservations, tickets, baggage help, and general questions. In both Danish and English, the office provides support to passengers navigating KLM's global network. KLM's Aalborg office aims to provide individualised service and make sure that both business and leisure travellers have a seamless trip. Known for its extensive network and effective service, KLM's international flights make it easy to connect from Aalborg to locations all over the world.

Priority Boarding

KLM offers priority boarding for various groups of passengers, including:

• Business class travelers
• Flying Blue Elite and Elite Plus members
• SkyTeam Elite and Elite Plus members
• Passengers with special needs (including those who need assistance due to reduced mobility)
• Families with young children

These priority passengers are typically invited to board first, starting at around the 45-minute mark before the flight departs, or sometimes even earlier, depending on the airport and the flight's size.

3. General Boarding: 30-40 Minutes Before Departure

Once priority passengers are on board, KLM typically begins calling the rest of the passengers to board. General boarding usually begins 30-40 minutes before departure. This is when the majority of passengers are invited to board in groups. KLM uses a row-based boarding system, which generally looks like this:

• Group 1: First to board, usually business class and frequent flyers.
• Group 2: Economy class passengers with seats in the front rows.
• Group 3: Economy passengers in the middle rows.
• Group 4: Passengers seated in the rear of the aircraft.

At the gate, you’ll typically see digital screens indicating which group or seat rows should board at which time. This helps organize the process and prevent overcrowding in the aisles, making boarding more efficient.