KLM Cityhopper is KLM’s Dutch regional airline, connecting European cities with Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and onward KLM flights. Its origins go back to Nederlandse Luchtvaart Maatschappij in 1966, with the Cityhopper name introduced in 1976. After decades of Fokker flying, it moved to Embraer aircraft, which now form the core of its operation.
Choose your aircraft to explore the KLM Cityhopper seat maps listed below.
KLM’s published Business Class description makes an exception for Cityhopper’s Embraer aircraft: their seats are arranged two on each side of the aisle, so there is no middle seat to leave empty. A Business Class booking therefore does not give the same empty-middle-seat arrangement as KLM’s European aircraft with three seats on each side.
No. KLM states that buggies and strollers brought to the gate on Cityhopper flights go in the hold because cabin space is limited. Check your booking confirmation or online check-in to see the operating airline. Staff will explain where to collect the stroller on arrival; depending on the airport, it may be returned beside the aircraft or at baggage reclaim.
