KLM's August 2026 inflight entertainment includes 13 music biopics and music-centred films. Behind the Candelabra (2013, 94% on Rotten Tomatoes — no Metacritic score recorded) leads by critic score, followed by Hedwig and the Angry Inch (89%) and a tie between What's Love Got To Do With It and Crazy Heart (87% each). Back to Black, featured in this category the past two months, has dropped from KLM's August catalog, while Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere remains the genre's most-searched recent title despite a modest 60% combined score.
KLM's August 2026 inflight entertainment carries just four true documentaries this month, plus a handful of true-story narrative films that fill out the category. Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story (2024, 87% combined critic score) is the highest-rated title with both Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic scores recorded; Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print (2025) posts an even higher 94% on Rotten Tomatoes alone, with no Metacritic score yet logged for it. No new documentaries arrived this month, so this roundup leans on true-story crossovers — Hidden Figures and King Richard among them — to round out a genuinely thin shelf.
KLM's August 2026 inflight entertainment completes the Black Panther duology — Black Panther (2018, 92% combined critic score) and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022, 76%) are now available simultaneously for the first time. Black Panther is also the highest-rated superhero film in the entire catalog, ahead of Logan (85%) and Wonder Woman (85%). The roster runs to more than 25 superhero titles, including James Gunn's Superman (76%), the complete Deadpool trilogy, and The Fantastic Four: First Steps.
KLM's August 2026 sci-fi catalog is led by Alien (1979, 91% combined critic score) and Blade Runner (87%), with Project Hail Mary (86%) continuing as the catalog's marquee new-era anchor. Tenet arrives fresh this month, joining Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049 as the catalog's most formally ambitious sci-fi puzzle-boxes. The complete Avatar trilogy remains available simultaneously, and Kong: Skull Island joins as a new monster-movie arrival.
KLM's August 2026 inflight entertainment carries a deep action and thriller selection, led by One Battle After Another (2025, 95% combined critic score) and Mad Max: Fury Road (2015, 94%). Two fresh library additions — Christopher Nolan's Tenet and Kong: Skull Island — join the roster this month alongside carryover favorites Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga and Alien. All scores below combine Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic into a single percentage.
KLM's August 2026 inflight entertainment catalog gets its biggest family-viewing update since June — Up (93% combined) leads a wave of ten new arrivals that also includes The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, Mary Poppins Returns, Hercules, A Bug's Life, and Dumbo (2019, Tim Burton's live-action reimagining starring Colin Farrell and Michael Keaton — not the 1941 animated original, and a more divisive watch at 49% combined). School holidays continue across Europe through early September, and KLM's family lineup has never been deeper.
KLM's August 2026 inflight entertainment adds the complete Black Panther duology (Black Panther, 92%, and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, 76%) alongside a Devil Wears Prada franchise pairing — the 2006 original (69%) and its new sequel, The Devil Wears Prada 2. Up (93%) leads the deepest family-catalog wave since June, joined by Dumbo (2019, Tim Burton's live-action reimagining — not the 1941 original), The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, and new adult titles including Crazy Rich Asians (83%) and Tenet (70%).
KLM's August 2026 inflight entertainment carries 15 sports films, now in its second month as a permanent category after launching in July. Marty Supreme (2025, 91% combined critic score) remains the highest-rated title, ahead of Creed (89%) and Ford v Ferrari (87%), with F1: The Movie (75%) still the most-searched new-era anchor. Two lighter additions join the shelf this month — the animated roarball comedy GOAT and the ensemble comedy Tag.
KLM's August 2026 inflight entertainment includes more than 40 non-English language films spanning Dutch, Hindi, Arabic, Korean, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian cinema. The highest-rated international film is No Other Choice (2025, South Korea, 92% combined critic score — Park Chan-wook's crime drama). August's biggest new arrivals are Bollywood's Dhadak 2, Haq, and Metro.... In Dino, alongside Arabic dramas Laylat El Eid and Waqt Edafy.
KLM's August 2026 inflight entertainment carries more than 20 horror and horror-adjacent titles, from Ridley Scott's Alien (1979, 91% combined critic score) to this year's The Conjuring: Last Rites. Alien is the highest-rated horror film in the catalog, ahead of Poltergeist (84%) and the newer Final Destination Bloodlines (83%). August also carries Don't Worry Darling as a psychological-thriller crossover pick, alongside catalog stalwarts The Shining, Gremlins, and The Lost Boys.
KLM's August 2026 inflight entertainment includes more than 150 comedy-tagged films across the fleet's IFE systems. The highest-rated is The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014, 90% combined critic score), while new arrival Crazy Rich Asians (2018, 83%) headlines this month's additions alongside library newcomers The Proposal and Tag. Comedy remains one of the most dependable genres for KLM's medium-haul sectors, where a tightly plotted 90-minute film fits a single service cycle without demanding full attention.
KLM's August 2026 drama catalog is led by One Battle After Another (2025, 95% combined critic score), Paul Thomas Anderson's crime epic and now the highest-scoring new-era title on the entire system. Sound of Falling, All of Us Strangers, and Can You Ever Forgive Me? follow close behind, all above 92%. Three fresh library additions — Just Mercy, Motherless Brooklyn, and Turtles All the Way Down — join the roster this month alongside catalog stalwarts The Favourite and The Shawshank Redemption.
KLM's August 2026 inflight entertainment lineup includes 438 films across all cabin classes on long-haul widebody routes. Toy Story (1995) tops the combined critic-score table at 98%, and One Battle After Another (94%), Paul Thomas Anderson's acclaimed 2025 crime epic, is the highest-scoring new-era title. August is a library-depth month rather than a fresh-premiere one: the Black Panther duology, The Devil Wears Prada 2, Dumbo (2019, Tim Burton's live-action reimagining — not the 1941 animated original), and a nine-title Disney/family wave headline the new arrivals.
KLM's July 2026 inflight entertainment includes over 40 films suitable for children and families, making it the deepest kids' catalog of the year so far. Highlights include the complete Toy Story trilogy (95–98%), Inside Out 1 and 2, the four Bluey specials, Frozen and Frozen II, the full Monsters Inc series, and Finding Nemo and Finding Dory. July is school holiday season across the Netherlands and much of Europe — KLM's family lineup reflects that.
KLM's July 2026 inflight entertainment lineup includes 409 films across all cabin classes on long-haul widebody routes. The highest-rated title this month is Toy Story (1995) with a combined critic score of 98%, though the standout new arrival is Marty Supreme (2025) at 91% — Josh Safdie's table tennis biopic starring Timothée Chalamet. The July catalog also welcomes Project Hail Mary (86%), Park Chan-wook's No Other Choice (92%), and the acclaimed German drama Sound of Falling (93%).
KLM's July 2026 inflight entertainment adds notable new films including Marty Supreme (91% — Josh Safdie's Timothée Chalamet table tennis biopic), No Other Choice (92% — Park Chan-wook's Korean crime drama), and Project Hail Mary (86% — Ryan Gosling in the Andy Weir adaptation). Superman (James Gunn's DCU reboot, 76%) and Sentimental Value (Joachim Trier, 90%) also join the catalog this month.
KLM's July 2026 inflight entertainment includes outstanding sci-fi depth, anchored by Mad Max: Fury Road (94%), Project Hail Mary (86% — Ryan Gosling in the Andy Weir adaptation), and both Blade Runner films (86% and 84%). The full Avatar trilogy is available for the first time on KLM simultaneously: Avatar (no score), Avatar: The Way of Water (72%), and Avatar: Fire and Ash (64%). Alien (91%) and Alien: Romulus (72%) complete one of the strongest sci-fi double-bills in the July catalog.
KLM's July 2026 inflight entertainment includes 13 sports films — a newly curated category launching this month. The highest-rated is Marty Supreme (2025, 91% — Josh Safdie's Timothée Chalamet table tennis biopic), followed by Creed (2015, 88%), Ford v Ferrari (2019, 86%), and F1: The Movie (2025, 75%). This is the first time inflight.guide has compiled a dedicated sports film ranking for KLM passengers.
KLM's July 2026 inflight entertainment includes over 20 superhero films, headlined by the new James Gunn Superman (2025, 76%) as the month's biggest new arrival. Logan (2017, 85%) remains the highest-rated superhero film in the catalog, followed by Wonder Woman (84%), Guardians of the Galaxy (84%), and The Batman (78%). The complete Deadpool trilogy — all three films including Deadpool & Wolverine — is available simultaneously.
KLM's July 2026 inflight entertainment includes over 40 action and thriller films. The highest-rated is Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) at 94% combined critic score, followed by One Battle After Another (2025, 94%) — Paul Thomas Anderson's Los Angeles crime epic with Leonardo DiCaprio. Other standouts include Speed (86%), Ford v Ferrari (86%), and Predator: Badlands (78%).
KLM's July 2026 inflight entertainment includes standout comedies led by Can You Ever Forgive Me? (2018, 92% — Melissa McCarthy and Richard E. Grant), The Banshees of Inisherin (2022, 92%), and The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014, 90%). No Other Choice (2026, 92% — Park Chan-wook's Korean crime comedy) is the month's highest-rated new arrival with a comedic dimension. Best in Show (2000, 86%) is the most reliably funny film on the catalog.
KLM's July 2026 inflight entertainment includes documentaries and biographical true-story films, led by Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story (2024, 87% — an extraordinary documentary about Christopher Reeve's life and advocacy). Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print (2025, 47%) covers the founding of Ms. Magazine. The catalog also includes the music documentary Ritas (about Brazilian rock icon Rita Lee) and Song Sung Blue (69% — Hugh Jackman as Neil Diamond).
KLM's July 2026 inflight entertainment includes exceptional drama options, led by Sound of Falling (2025, 93%) — Mascha Schilinski's Cannes film — and All of Us Strangers (2023, 93%). New arrivals include Park Chan-wook's No Other Choice (92%), Joachim Trier's Sentimental Value (90%), and Mona Fastvold's The Testament of Ann Lee (83%). The Shawshank Redemption (86%) and The Shape of Water (90%) round out a catalog that is remarkably strong for the genre.
KLM's July 2026 inflight entertainment includes 18 horror films. The highest-rated is Alien (1979, 91% — Ridley Scott's original), followed by the new Weapons (2025, 87% — Julia Garner and Josh Brolin) and Nosferatu (2024, 82% — Robert Eggers's reimagining). The Shining (76%), Gremlins (78%), and Final Destination Bloodlines (82%) complete a catalog that spans horror classics and 2025 new releases.
KLM's July 2026 inflight entertainment includes over 50 non-English language films spanning Korean, French, Dutch, Hindi, Arabic, Japanese, Norwegian, Portuguese, and Spanish cinema. The highest-rated international film is No Other Choice (2026, 92% — Park Chan-wook's Korean crime drama). The French adaptation of The Count of Monte-Cristo (2024, 86%) is the highest-rated non-English European film. KLM carries one of the most diverse non-English IFE catalogs of any major European airline.
KLM's July 2026 inflight entertainment includes 14 music biopics and music-centred films. The highest-rated is A Star Is Born (2018, 89% — Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga), followed by Hedwig and the Angry Inch (88%) and Crazy Heart (86%). New arrivals include Song Sung Blue (2025, 69% — Hugh Jackman as Neil Diamond) and Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere (2025, 60% — Jeremy Allen White as Bruce Springsteen).
KLM's June 2026 inflight entertainment includes 25+ science fiction films spanning 1979 to 2025. The highest-rated is Gravity (96% combined critic score), followed by Mad Max: Fury Road (94%) and Alien (91%). June marks the debut of Avatar: Fire and Ash (64%) and Companion (82%) as new IFE arrivals. The Dune duology, both Blade Runner films, and the Alien series are all available — making this the most comprehensive sci-fi lineup KLM has carried.
KLM's June 2026 inflight entertainment added over a dozen major new films to its catalog, including F1: The Movie, Avatar: Fire and Ash, Zootropolis 2, and Final Destination Bloodlines. The highest-rated new arrival is Zootropolis 2 (82% combined critic score), closely followed by Final Destination Bloodlines (82%) and F1: The Movie (75%). June's new additions skew heavily towards blockbuster franchises, making it one of the strongest months for new IFE content in 2026.
KLM's June 2026 inflight entertainment includes a substantial selection of non-English language films across Dutch, French, Hindi, Arabic, and Korean cinema. The highest-rated internationally is The Count of Monte-Cristo (2024, French, 86% combined score). Dutch-language films — including De bezette stad, De Break-Up Club, Amsterdamned II, and over a dozen others — make up the largest non-English section of the catalog, reflecting KLM's Dutch national carrier identity.
KLM's June 2026 inflight entertainment includes 25+ comedy films. The highest-rated is Can You Ever Forgive Me? (92% combined critic score), followed by The Favourite (92%), No Other Choice (92%), and The Banshees of Inisherin (92%). The June selection mixes sharp dark comedies, crowd-pleasing blockbusters, and new arrivals including Freakier Friday. Comedy is the genre most likely to make the flight feel shorter than it is.
KLM's June 2026 inflight entertainment includes 15+ superhero and comic book films. The highest-rated is The Dark Knight (90% combined critic score), followed by Logan (85%), Wonder Woman (84%), and Guardians of the Galaxy (84%). June's new addition is Superman (2025) at 76% combined — James Gunn's DC reboot — alongside The Fantastic Four: First Steps making its IFE debut.
KLM's June 2026 inflight entertainment catalog includes 433 films across all cabin classes on long-haul routes. The highest-rated title this month is Toy Story (1995) with a combined critic score of 98%, followed by Gravity (96%) and Toy Story 3 (95%). New additions this month include F1: The Movie, Avatar: Fire and Ash, Wicked: For Good, Elio, and Zootropolis 2.
KLM's June 2026 inflight entertainment includes 30+ action and thriller films. The highest-rated title is One Battle After Another (94% combined critic score), followed by Mad Max: Fury Road (94%) and Dunkirk (93%). June's catalog adds F1: The Movie and Predator: Badlands as new arrivals, alongside an exceptional back-catalog of action cinema spanning six decades.
KLM's June 2026 inflight entertainment includes 25+ family and children's films. The highest-rated family title is Toy Story (98% combined critic score), with the full Toy Story trilogy all scoring above 94%. New June arrivals include Zootropolis 2 (82%) and Elio (74%) — Pixar's and Disney's latest. June's lineup is exceptionally strong for family travel, coinciding with the start of European school holidays.
KLM's June 2026 inflight entertainment includes 30+ drama films, with the highest-scoring titles all landing above 90% combined critic score. All of Us Strangers leads at 93%, followed by The Banshees of Inisherin (92%), No Other Choice (92%), and the 2025 releases Sound of Falling (92%) and Sentimental Value (90%). June's drama selection is exceptionally strong, with new 2025 releases sitting alongside established critical favourites.
KLM's June 2026 inflight entertainment includes documentaries and true-story films spanning sport, music, war history, and biography. The highest-rated documentary is Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story (87% combined critic score), followed by Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print (RT: 94%). Battle of the Sexes (78%) and Song Sung Blue (69%) complete the true-story section. The Dutch documentary De bezette stad (74%) adds a WWII-Amsterdam angle unique to KLM's catalog.
KLM's June 2026 inflight entertainment includes 15+ horror and horror-adjacent films. The highest-rated is Alien (91% combined critic score), followed by Sinners (90%), Weapons (87%), and Poltergeist (84%). New June arrivals include Final Destination Bloodlines (82%) — the highest-rated entry in the franchise — and The Bride! (56%). The selection spans 1979 to 2026 and covers cosmic horror, supernatural horror, slasher, and genre crossovers.
KLM's June 2026 inflight entertainment includes 10+ music biopics and music films. The highest-rated is What's Love Got To Do With It (86% combined critic score), followed by Better Man (83%) and Blinded by the Light (80%). New June arrival Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere (60%) adds to a catalog that covers Tina Turner, Robbie Williams, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Freddie Mercury, and Elvis Presley.
KLM's May 2026 inflight entertainment catalog contains 393 films — the largest monthly count recorded, with 39 new titles added and 12 dropped from April. Sinners (2025, ~94% combined critic score) leads the new additions alongside Ocean's Eleven (2001) and Guardians of the Galaxy (2014). The top-ranked film overall remains Toy Story (1995) at ~97.5% combined, making it the single highest-scoring entry in KLM's entire current catalog.
KLM's May 2026 inflight entertainment catalog includes a strong family and children's film selection, with notable new arrivals including Guardians of the Galaxy (PG-13, rated for 12+), Lightyear (2022), The Little Mermaid (2023), and Happy Feet (2006). Both The Incredibles and Incredibles 2 are now confirmed in the catalog simultaneously — the first time KLM has had the complete Incredibles back-to-back available. Despicable Me 4, which was in the April catalog, has been removed in May.
KLM's inflight entertainment catalog includes the complete Wizarding World collection: all 8 Harry Potter films and all 3 Fantastic Beasts films — 11 titles confirmed in May 2026. The total runtime of all 8 Harry Potter films is approximately 1,178 minutes (~19.6 hours), sufficient for two to three long-haul crossings. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004, ~86% combined) is the highest-rated entry in the series by combined Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic score. All 11 films are available simultaneously in KLM's May 2026 catalog.
KLM's May 2026 inflight entertainment catalog includes 20+ superhero films — one of the most comprehensive genre selections of any European carrier's IFE system. New additions in May include Guardians of the Galaxy (2014, ~84% combined), Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017), and Captain America: Brave New World (2025, ~71% combined — approximate). The Dark Knight (2008, ~89% combined) remains the highest-rated superhero film in the catalog. The complete Dark Knight trilogy, the full Deadpool franchise, and Logan are all available simultaneously.
KLM's May 2026 music catalog gains Wicked: For Good (2025, ~83% combined — approximate), making both parts of the Wicked film adaptation available simultaneously — the first time this has been possible on any major European IFE system. Combined runtime for the full Wicked double feature is approximately 5 hours 10 minutes. The rest of the music biopic catalog carries over from April: Hairspray (~86% combined) leads by score, followed by In the Heights (~85.5% combined) and Walk the Line (~77% combined).
KLM's May 2026 international film catalog is anchored by The Count of Monte-Cristo (French, 2024, 97% RT) — the highest Rotten Tomatoes-rated film in the entire May catalog by a single index. Dutch-language content continues with De bezette stad (~74% combined). Korean content is represented by Omniscient Reader (2024). Several Dutch titles confirmed in March and April have been removed. The strongest international catalog is French-language, led by Monte-Cristo and supported by additional European titles.
KLM's May 2026 horror catalog contains 12+ confirmed titles, anchored by Sinners (2025, ~94% combined — the highest-scoring horror film on any major carrier's current IFE system), Nosferatu (2024, ~80.5% combined), and The Shining (1980, ~74.5% combined). New horror additions in May include The Lost Boys (1987, ~73% combined) and Interview With The Vampire (1994, ~72% combined). The catalog spans six decades of the genre — from Poltergeist (1982) to The Conjuring: Last Rites (2025) — making it one of the deeper horror selections available on a European IFE system.
KLM's May 2026 drama catalog adds Life of Pi (2012, ~74% combined), Wuthering Heights (2011), Enough Said (2013), and Marty Supreme (2025) to an existing top tier that includes Gravity (~87% combined), A Real Pain (~91% combined), Can You Ever Forgive Me? (~89% combined), and One Battle After Another (~88% combined). Judas and the Black Messiah (2021, ~90% combined) carries over from April as one of the strongest biographical dramas in the catalog. The drama category in May 2026 is the deepest it has been since inflight.guide began tracking.
KLM's May 2026 documentary catalog contains three confirmed titles: Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story (2024, ~87% combined), Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere (2025, ~88% RT — Metacritic not widely available), and De bezette stad (2024, ~74% combined). The Dear Ms. documentary confirmed in April has been removed. The two music-adjacent documentaries — Super/Man and Springsteen — are the strongest entries by critic score and the most contextually interesting paired viewing in the current documentary selection.
KLM's May 2026 comedy catalog gains two significant new titles: The Darjeeling Limited (2007, Wes Anderson) and Enough Said (2013, Nicole Holofcener). Both films are now available alongside The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) — making May 2026 the first month KLM has offered a Wes Anderson double bill. The top-ranked comedy by combined score remains The Grand Budapest Hotel (~90% combined), with Enough Said entering as a notable new addition at ~82% combined.
KLM's May 2026 action and thriller catalog adds Ocean's Eleven (2001, ~77% combined) and the full Ocean's franchise — Twelve, Thirteen, and Ocean's 8 — alongside new sci-fi thrillers The Creator (2023) and Companion (2025). The top-ranked action entry remains Sinners (2025, ~94% combined), followed by Dunkirk (2017, ~93% combined) and The Dark Knight (2008, ~89% combined). The complete Ocean's franchise being available simultaneously is a first for KLM's catalog.
KLM's May 2026 classic film catalog is the strongest on record, with six new titles qualifying as classics (released 2006 or earlier — 20+ years old in 2026): Ocean's Eleven (2001, ~77% combined), The Goonies (1985, ~70% combined), Tombstone (1993, ~74% combined), The Prestige (2006, ~71% combined), Interview With The Vampire (1994, ~72% combined), and The Lost Boys (1987, ~73% combined). Combined with the existing top tier — Dog Day Afternoon, The Shawshank Redemption, The Matrix, Beetlejuice, The Shining — May 2026 represents the most comprehensive classic film selection KLM has offered.
KLM's April 2026 inflight entertainment catalog contains approximately 366 films across all cabin classes on long-haul routes. The highest-rated title remains Toy Story (1995) at 97.5% combined critic score. The strongest new addition this month is The Incredibles (2004) at 93.5% combined — Pixar's superhero film joins a catalog that also adds Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Shape of Water, the full Dune saga, Ford v Ferrari, and an unusually large cluster of music biopics and musicals.
KLM's April 2026 inflight entertainment catalog includes a comprehensive family and animation selection anchored by the complete Pixar library. The top-ranked family film is Toy Story (1995) at 97.5% combined critic score. The headline new arrival this month is The Incredibles (2004) at 93.5% combined — arguably Pixar's most re-watchable film for adults accompanying children, and one that works equally well for solo adult passengers.
KLM's April 2026 inflight entertainment catalog contains the most comprehensive music biopic and musical selection available on any European airline's IFE system — 10 titles covering Bob Dylan, Robbie Williams, Freddie Mercury, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Amy Winehouse, and more, alongside stage-to-screen musicals Wicked, Hairspray, and In the Heights. The highest critic-rated title is Hairspray (2007, 86% combined). The most acclaimed recent biopic by critics is A Complete Unknown (2024, 79% combined), featuring Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan.
KLM's April 2026 drama catalog is stronger than March, with two significant new arrivals: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017, 90% combined, 2 Academy Awards) and The Shape of Water (2017, 89.5% combined, Best Picture winner). The top five — Gravity, One Battle After Another, Can You Ever Forgive Me?, The Banshees of Inisherin, and A Real Pain — is unchanged from March. April adds depth at positions 8 and 9.
KLM's April 2026 catalog includes a significantly expanded international film section compared to March. The Count of Monte-Cristo (2024, French) remains the highest-rated non-English film at 97% on Rotten Tomatoes. April adds a new Korean thriller (Omniscient Reader: The Prophecy), a substantially expanded Dutch-language comedy section including Bon Bini: Judeska in da House, and multiple new Dutch titles including Broers, Dochters, Dorst, Wraak, and Zwijgrecht.
KLM's April 2026 documentary selection adds one significant new title: Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere (2024, RT 88%), the most critically acclaimed music documentary in the current catalog. It joins Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story (87% combined), Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print (94% RT), and De bezette stad (74% combined). All four titles are confirmed in KLM's April 2026 IFE catalog.
KLM's April 2026 comedy catalog adds five titles over March: The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014, 90% combined), Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017, 90%), Little Miss Sunshine (2006, 87.5%), Wicked (2024, 82%), and Better Man (2024, 81%). The two strongest additions — The Grand Budapest Hotel and Three Billboards — both score 90% combined and sit in the upper tier of what a well-curated IFE comedy catalog can offer.
KLM's April 2026 action and thriller catalog adds three significant titles over March: Ford v Ferrari (2019, 86.5% combined), Dune: Part Two (2024, 84.5%), and Blade Runner 2049 (2017, 84.5%). The full Dune saga is now available back-to-back for the first time on KLM. The highest-rated action film in the catalog remains Dunkirk (2017) at 93% combined.
KLM's inflight entertainment (IFE) system is available on all long-haul widebody aircraft, including the Boeing 787-9, 787-10, Boeing 777, and Airbus A330. The March 2026 catalog includes 335 films across all genres, updated monthly. Short-haul European flights operated by Cityhopper (A321neo, E195-E2) do not have seat-back screens; passengers on those routes must bring their own device or book entertainment in advance at entertainment.klm.com.
KLM Cityhopper flights within Europe, operated by the Airbus A321neo and Embraer E195-E2, do not have seat-back inflight entertainment screens. These aircraft carry no IFE system at all. Passengers on European routes should bring their own device with content downloaded in advance. Wi-Fi is not consistently available on KLM's European fleet. KLM's 335-film IFE catalog, updated monthly, is only accessible on long-haul widebody aircraft (Boeing 787-9, 787-10, Boeing 777, and Airbus A330).
KLM provides complimentary wired headphones to all passengers on long-haul widebody flights. Economy class headphones are a basic wired set with a 3.5mm audio jack; World Business Class passengers receive a higher-quality noise-reducing wired set. KLM's IFE system does not natively support Bluetooth audio. To use Bluetooth headphones (Bose, Sony, etc.), passengers need a separate Bluetooth audio transmitter that connects to the seat's 3.5mm port — these are not sold or provided on board.
KLM does not have a dedicated inflight entertainment app for downloading content offline. On flights where on-board Wi-Fi is available, passengers can access KLM's entertainment portal at entertainment.klm.com via their device's browser — no app required. Wi-Fi availability varies by aircraft and is not guaranteed on all KLM flights. For European Cityhopper routes with no seat-back screens and no Wi-Fi, the only option is pre-downloaded content from third-party services like Netflix or Disney+.
Flying Blue XP earning rates in 2026 are calculated by cabin class and flight distance, ranging from 2 XP per segment on Economy Basic fares to 36+ XP per segment in Business Class on long-haul routes. In February 2026, Flying Blue reinstated XP earnings on its most restrictive Basic Economy fares after removing them in June 2025 — Basic fares now earn 2 XP and 2 UXP per segment. Status thresholds are Silver (100 XP), Gold (180 XP), Platinum (300 XP), and Ultimate (900 UXP, requiring existing Platinum status).
KLM's March 2026 catalog includes 335 films, with strong options for long-haul flights of 10 hours or more. The top-rated title suited to long-haul viewing is The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) at 94% combined and 3h 21m — long enough to anchor the mid-flight stretch without a second pick. For passengers who prefer shorter films with high rewatch value, Gravity (1h 31m, 96%) and Dunkirk (1h 46m, 93%) are the most efficient choices by critic score per minute.
KLM's March 2026 inflight entertainment catalog includes 335 films across all cabin classes on long-haul routes. The highest-rated title this month is Toy Story (1995) with a combined critic score of 98%. March's lineup is notably strong, with multiple award-winning 2024 and 2025 releases joining a deep back catalog of classics and family animation.
KLM's March 2026 inflight entertainment catalog includes a strong family and animation selection with 10+ highly rated titles suitable for children aged 4 and above. The top family film this month is Toy Story (1995) with a combined critic score of 98%. The Pixar library dominates the upper rankings, but DreamWorks' The Wild Robot (2024, 91%) and the Harry Potter series offer strong options for older children.
KLM's March 2026 inflight entertainment includes a notable international cinema selection with strong French, Dutch, and Korean titles. The highest-rated non-English film this month is The Count of Monte-Cristo (2024, French) with a 97% Rotten Tomatoes score. KLM carries a larger selection of Dutch-language films than any other European carrier's catalog — reflecting its home market — as well as Korean, Hindi, Arabic, and Japanese titles. Subtitle availability varies by title.
KLM's March 2026 inflight entertainment includes an unusually strong drama selection, with six titles scoring 90% or above on the combined critic scale. The highest-rated drama this month is Gravity (2013) at 96% combined. Recent award-season films including One Battle After Another (2024, 95%), A Real Pain (2024, 90.5%), and Judas and the Black Messiah (2021, 90%) give the March catalog more depth than most months.
KLM's March 2026 inflight entertainment includes a documentary selection suited to long-haul viewing, with Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story (2024) leading the category at 87% combined critic score. Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print carries a 94% Rotten Tomatoes score. The catalog also includes De bezette stad (2024, Dutch), a documentary about Nazi-occupied Amsterdam, which represents the strongest non-English language documentary option this month.
KLM's March 2026 inflight entertainment includes a comedy and dark comedy selection spanning contemporary award-season films to classic mockumentary and cult comedy-horror. The highest-rated comedy this month is Can You Ever Forgive Me? (2018) at 92.5% combined critic score. The Banshees of Inisherin (2022, 91.5%) and A Real Pain (2024, 90.5%) round out the top three — all three are comedy-dramas rather than pure comedy, which reflects the genre's critical upper tier.
KLM's March 2026 inflight entertainment includes a strong action and thriller selection spanning war cinema, classic car chases, sci-fi survival, and fantasy action. The highest-rated title in this category is Dunkirk (2017) at 93% combined critic score. The catalog also includes Alien (1979) at 91%, The Dark Knight (2008) at 89.5%, and Bullitt (1968) — arguably the finest car chase ever committed to film.