Last week Friday 13 September, was a big day for the team from KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, who as part of their 100th birthday celebration, together with 14 456 scholars across Gauteng, broke the record for the most number of paper planes flown at a single time. 14 456 paper planes, each containing a message from ordinary South Africans dedicated to their future selves, were launched at 15 schools across the province.
Planted over 2000sqm of land in the shape of the KLM logo, this food forest will become a consistent, sustainable source of food for both the orphanage and communities in and around the Diepsloot region. KLM has promised to tend to the forest for the next three years – ensuring that the plants have time to grow into what will become a self-sufficient garden for the community.
“We are very excited to have broken this world record as part of our local KLM100 activities,” Wouter Vermeulen, General Manager: Southern African Region at Air France-KLM says.
Besides the ‘Forest of the Future’, KLM is excited to continue their innovative approach to aviation to transform the landscape in the century ahead. During this period, KLM is set to build on the loyalty it has established with its travellers throughout their existence, creating even more memorable moments in the years to come.
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