KLM regional subsidiary KLM Cityhopper has converted options for five more E-190 jets into firm orders.
Deliveries of the new E-190s are expected to begin in the first half of 2012, with KLM Cityhopper retaining options for two more jets from Embraer.
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The Dutch airline currently operates 17 E-190s on its regional European routes, configured in a 100 seat, dual-class layout.
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