Boeing 787-10

When you’re travelling to Kilimanjaro, Dar es Salaam, or Dubai, you may fly with the Boeing 787-10. Find out their names and learn everything you want to know.

Converting our aircraft

We start equipping our aircraft with the new Premium Comfort Class in the second half of 2022. By January 2024, the transformation will be complete on all Boeing 777 and 787 aircraft flying to intercontinental destinations! Curious about the layout of our converted 787-10 aircraft? Our virtual and interactive tour will take you along on a journey through the aircraft to show you all the ins and outs!

Visit the virtual tour

About the Boeing 787-10

Exactly 100 days before our 100th birthday we welcomed our very 1st Boeing 787-10, named “Oranjebloesem.” This is the 2nd type of Dreamliner added to our fleet. The -10 is an extended version of the 787-9 and therefore has more seating capacity. Have you booked a flight to Kilimanjaro, Dar es Salaam, Dubai, Curacao, or Delhi? You just might fly with this fleet member, depending on the season.

Aircraft names

These Dreamliners are named after flowers, such as Vlijtig Liesje, Sneeuwklokje, and Hyacint.

Seat map

Already have a booking? You can log in to My Trip to check your seat map. You can also arrange where you want to be seated.

Go to seat map

Specifications

Aircraft facts

Wingspan	60.10 m
Length	68.30 m
Height	17.02 m
Cruising speed	903 km/h
Max. range	12,000 km
Max. passengers	344
Max. take-off weight	254,100 kg

Average seat pitch

Economy Class	79 cm
Economy Comfort	89 cm
Premium Comfort	97 cm
World Business Class	Full-flat seat

In the aircraft

Seat layout Economy Class	3-3-3
Seat layout in Premium Comfort	2-3-2
Seat layout Business Class	1-2-1
WiFi available	Partly
Power supply	Yes
Number of toilets	8