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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