PH-EXB Embraer E190STD
About PH-EXB - Embraer E190STD
Registration
PH-EXB
Serial
19000658
Model
Embraer E190STD
Status
Active
Age
12 years
Last Seen
20/5/2025 (KL1317)
Operator
Past Flights
| Flight | Date | From | To | Duration | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KL1317 |
20 May. 16:20 |
AMS Amsterdam |
WAW Warsaw |
1h 35m 1,102 km |
Landed | View |
| KL1790 |
20 May. 14:15 |
HAJ Hanover |
AMS Amsterdam |
0h 40m 335 km |
Landed | View |
| KL1789 |
20 May. 12:45 |
AMS Amsterdam |
HAJ Hanover |
0h 41m 335 km |
Landed | View |
| KL1788 |
20 May. 10:50 |
HAJ Hanover |
AMS Amsterdam |
0h 41m 335 km |
Landed | View |
| KL1787 |
20 May. 09:25 |
AMS Amsterdam |
HAJ Hanover |
0h 36m 335 km |
Landed | View |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The registration number of this Embraer aircraft is PH-EXB.
This aircraft is owned by KLM Cityhopper.
The PH-EXB of KLM Cityhopper is a Embraer E190STD.
The recent destinations of this PH-EXB Embraer are:
- KL1317 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Warsaw (WAW)
- KL1790 from Hanover (HAJ) to Amsterdam (AMS)
- KL1789 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Hanover (HAJ)
- KL1788 from Hanover (HAJ) to Amsterdam (AMS)
- KL1787 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Hanover (HAJ)
- KL1702 from Brussels (BRU) to Amsterdam (AMS)
- KL1701 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Brussels (BRU)
- KL1822 from Frankfurt (FRA) to Amsterdam (AMS)
- KL1821 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Frankfurt (FRA)
- KL1854 from Munich (MUC) to Amsterdam (AMS)
- KL1853 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Munich (MUC)
- KL1292 from Billund (BLL) to Amsterdam (AMS)
- KL1291 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Billund (BLL)
- KL1990 from Ljubljana (LJU) to Amsterdam (AMS)
- KL1989 from Amsterdam (AMS) to Ljubljana (LJU)
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.