Denah kursi KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Embraer E190

CURRENT PUBLISHED GRID: KLM's interactive map exposes 25 full 2-2 rows numbered 1-12 and 14-26, totaling 100 installed seats. It labels rows 1-5 Business Class, rows 6-7 Economy Comfort, rows 8-10 Front standard, row 11 extra-legroom exit and all remaining positions Standard. The 20 Business / eight Economy Comfort / 72 Economy service allocation is supported by the July 18, 2026 archived E190 map labels alone. The July 2020 Cork release concerns only E175 and is not independent E190 corroboration. FLEXIBLE BUSINESS MODEL: as on the E175 and KLM's existing 737 instance, Europe Business is a service zone within one short-haul cabin, not permanent J hardware; the 2-2 E-Jet has no middle position to block. Business-labeled positions intentionally inherit economy canonicalTier. The eight Economy Comfort and four source-labeled exit-row positions resolve to N, producing 12N/88Y. KLM publishes 79 cm Economy pitch except 76 cm in rows 8-10, so those Front standard seats carry a specific be-aware rating despite their preferred location; Business and Economy Comfort are 84 cm. Exit-door anchors are derived only to reconcile KLM's explicit exit-row labels; exit grade, other monuments, wing bounds and window alignment are not inferred. The config code is a SeatRecon capacity key, not a claimed KLM internal code. AUDIT 2026-09-30: Archived primary numbered map supports historical rows/letters, but current interactive diagram was not extractable. Complete configuration verification remains unresolved: dimensions, per-seat claims, furniture, exits, window alignment and operator-specific retrofit state require configuration-specific primary evidence.