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NederlandsFlight KL606 from San Francisco to Amsterdam
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Flight Status
Flight KL606 on 10 Nov 2026 has been canceled. Were you on this flight?
You could get compensation. Click here to calculate your compensation.
Airline
Operator
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Aircraft
Other KL606 flights
| Date | From | To | Gate | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yesterday | SFO San Francisco |
AMS Amsterdam |
- | Canceled |
| 9 Nov 2026 | SFO San Francisco |
AMS Amsterdam |
D4 | Landed |
| 8 Nov 2026 | SFO San Francisco |
AMS Amsterdam |
D10 | Landed |
| 7 Nov 2026 | SFO San Francisco |
AMS Amsterdam |
D4 | Landed |
| 6 Nov 2026 | SFO San Francisco |
AMS Amsterdam |
D4 | Landed |
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Frequently Asked Questions
KLM flight KL606, departing on 10 Nov 2026, is operated by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.
The destination of flight KL606 is Amsterdam Airport Schiphol in Amsterdam (Netherlands). This KLM flight from San Francisco to Amsterdam has an approximate duration of 10h 20m.
The flight to Amsterdam with KLM on 10 Nov 2026 is operated using a Boeing 777-206(ER).
The baggage of flight KL606 most often comes out on belt 16 in terminal 3: 19% of its 311 flights since 30 Nov 2025 did. On the day itself, this page shows the belt as soon as Schiphol publishes it.
If your KLM flight is delayed or canceled, you may be entitled to compensation that can go up to €600 per passenger.
The compensation depends on the length of your flight. The further you fly, the higher the compensation and the more money you get back.
- Less than 1,500 km: €250.
- Between 1,500 and 3,500 km: €400.
- More than 3,500 km: €600.
If your KLM flight to Amsterdam is delayed or canceled, check if you are eligible for compensation. We recommend using AirHelp.com.
Calculate your compensationFor an intercontinental flight from San Francisco International to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, it is recommended to arrive at least 3 hours in advance. For specific guidelines from KLM, always check the instructions for the most accurate information.