KLM Cityhopper

Regional airline of the Netherlands

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May 29 2024 An airport worker died after being intentionally ingested into the engine of a KLM Cityhopper Embraer 190 (Flight 1341) during pushback at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. The Dutch Safety Board investigators determined the worker's death was a suicide, occurring as the aircraft was preparing to depart for Billund.
February 23 2021 KLM Cityhopper received its first Embraer 195-E2 aircraft.
May 2020 The last pilot-only bases for KLM Cityhopper in the UK were closed, completing the withdrawal of UK-based operational staff.
2017 Willem-Alexander publicly revealed his long-standing role as a part-time copilot for KLM Cityhopper, disclosing that he had been flying secretly for 21 years, including flights on the state plane.
2017 KLM Cityhopper sold the state-owned Fokker 70 aircraft (registration PH-KBX) used by the Dutch Government and royal family to an Australian-based buyer.
2017 KLM Cityhopper closed all UK bases for cabin crew members, marking a significant restructuring of its operational personnel in the United Kingdom.
October 28 2017 The last Fokker 70 airframe was retired, completing the phase-out of Fokker aircraft from KLM Cityhopper's fleet.
March 20 2016 First Embraer 175 was delivered to KLM Cityhopper, operating alongside Embraer 190 routes.
December 2015 KLM Cityhopper announced the Embraer 175 would replace the Fokker 70 fleet, with the last Fokker 70 scheduled to leave on 29 October 2017.
May 2014 KLM Cityhopper introduced a revised aircraft livery in May.
April 30 2014 KLM Cityhopper took delivery of its 28th Embraer 190, becoming the largest operator of the type in Europe. A new 'smiling Dolphin' livery was launched on the same day.
2013 KLM Cityhopper installed new slim-line leather seats on its Fokker 70 fleet and introduced a 3-tier cabin product with Business Class, Premium Economy, and Economy zones.
April 22 2013 KLM Cityhopper began charging for hold baggage on European flights, with exceptions for Business Class passengers, Elite tier Flying Blue members, and passengers on intercontinental trip connections.
2012 KLM Cityhopper retired its Fokker 100 aircraft.
2011 KLM committed to blocking middle seats on its short-haul Fokker fleet to provide extra comfort for business class passengers, reducing the maximum capacity of Fokker 70 aircraft to 78 passengers.
2010 KLM Cityhopper introduced a revised font style for its corporate design.
March 2010 KLM Cityhopper operated its last Fokker 50 flight and began phasing out Fokker 100 jets.

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