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Flight number

KL1804

KLM

DUS to AMS

Next operation

· 07:05 PMDüsseldorf to Amsterdam

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Track flown on October 17, 2026

The track as seen by our own ADS-B reception, colored by altitude. Hover the line for time and altitude.

KL1804KLM Cityhopper · E75L · PH-EXO
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdam
LandedOctober 17, 2026
Departure (radar)
Oct 17 · 16:26 UTC
Arrival (radar)
Oct 17 · 16:58 UTC
ground40,000 ft
ⓘMissing parts of the path and its colour are estimated.

Provisional: this day may still be completed tonight.

DUS32 minAMS
Flown148 mi
Highest point16,025 ft
Duration32 min
Avg. speed275 mph239 kn
Altitude profileHighest point 16,025 ft
DUSAMS

Last 14 days

What our ADS-B receivers saw of KL1804. The times are when the aircraft was first and last in view, not the time at the gate.

DateFromToAircraftFirst seenLast seenDurationObservation
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdamE75LPH-EXO32 minObserved (provisional)
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdamE190PH-EZE32 minObserved (provisional)
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdamE75LPH-EXP33 minObserved
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdamE190PH-EZH32 minObserved
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdamE75LPH-EXK29 minObserved
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdamE75LPH-EXX32 minObserved
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdamE75LPH-EXR31 minObserved
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdamE190PH-EXF32 minObserved
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdamE75LPH-EXG29 minObserved
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdamE190D-ACJJ26 minObserved
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdamE75LPH-EXG27 minObserved
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdamE75LPH-EXJ30 minObserved
DUSDüsseldorfAMSAmsterdamE75LPH-EXH30 minObserved

Source: our own ADS-B reception and the adsb.lol archive. Times in the airport’s local time; UTC where the time zone is unknown.

What we see of this flight

  • Seen on 13 of the 14 days the archive has data for.
  • Weekdays: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun.
  • Route: DUS to AMS.
  • Usually in view around 06:32 PM at Düsseldorf.
  • Measured flight time: about 31 min.
  • Aircraft: E75L, E190.

This is an observation, not a timetable. A scheduled flight that did not fly is invisible to us, and so is a day out of range of our receivers.