Life · Air travel · published 2026-10-07 · via The Points Guy

KLM's latest Delft house celebrates a Dutch winery

KLM has revealed its newest annual Delft house collectible, which depicts a winery in a small Dutch village. The miniature houses have been given to long-haul business-class passengers since the 1950s, with a new edition released each October. This year's winery-themed house is expected to be a favorite among collectors and aviation fans.

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KLM's miniature Delft houses began in the 1950s as gifts for first-class passengers. Today they go to long-haul business-class travelers, with a new design each October marking the airline's anniversary. A 1994 batch celebrated KLM's 75th year, while special editions like Amsterdam's Royal Palace and Concertgebouw were not offered on flights. Recent houses include Leiden's Villa Rameau and Limburg's Valk

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