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PH-EXA Embraer E190STD

About PH-EXA - Embraer E190STD

Registration

PH-EXA

Serial

19000655

Model

Embraer E190STD

Status

Active

Age

12 years

Last Seen

7/5/2025 (KL1126)

Operator

IATA

KLM Cityhopper iconKLM

ICAO

KLC

Country

🇳🇱 Netherlands

Past Flights

Flight Date From To Duration Status
KL1126

7 May.

06:00

ORK

Cork

AMS

Amsterdam

1h 33m

907 km

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KL1131

6 May.

22:40

AMS

Amsterdam

ORK

Cork

1h 18m

907 km

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KL1318

6 May.

19:40

WAW

Warsaw

AMS

Amsterdam

1h 37m

1,102 km

Landed View
KL1317

6 May.

17:00

AMS

Amsterdam

WAW

Warsaw

1h 45m

1,102 km

Landed View
KL1646

6 May.

13:55

GOA

Genoa

AMS

Amsterdam

1h 28m

928 km

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Frequently Asked Questions

The registration number of this Embraer aircraft is PH-EXA.

This aircraft is owned by KLM Cityhopper.

The PH-EXA of KLM Cityhopper is a Embraer E190STD.

The recent destinations of this PH-EXA Embraer are:

  • KL1126 from Cork (ORK) to Amsterdam (AMS)
  • KL1131 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Cork (ORK)
  • KL1318 from Warsaw (WAW) to Amsterdam (AMS)
  • KL1317 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Warsaw (WAW)
  • KL1646 from Genoa (GOA) to Amsterdam (AMS)
  • KL1645 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Genoa (GOA)
  • KL1850 from Munich (MUC) to Amsterdam (AMS)
  • KL1849 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Munich (MUC)
  • KL1574 from Porto (OPO) to Amsterdam (AMS)
  • KL1573 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Porto (OPO)
  • KL1304 from Gdańsk (GDN) to Amsterdam (AMS)
  • KL1303 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Gdańsk (GDN)
  • KL1530 from Valencia (VLC) to Amsterdam (AMS)
  • KL1535 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Valencia (VLC)
  • KL1424 from Nantes (NTE) to Amsterdam (AMS)

This Embraer aircraft of KLM Cityhopper is 12 years old.

The safety of aircraft is always a priority for KLM Cityhopper, regardless of the age of the aircraft. This Embraer of 12 years is safe and is not yet due for retirement. Moreover, the interior is often upgraded with new seats more than a new aircraft is ordered, for extra comfort.