Embraer E-Jet E2
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What’s the future fleet outlook for Air Astana?
Discover what the future fleet outlook is for the Kazakh flag carrier, regarding both narrow- and widebody types, by reading here on Key.Aero…
Embraer’s E2 orderbook increase
The Brazilian manufacturer has revealed new commitments for its E2 family of jets at the Istanbul Airshow 2022. Find out more…
Embraer’s E195-E2 makes first London/City landing
London/City Airport has welcomed Embraer’s next-generation E195-E2 for the first time today (July 22)…
Another Embraer E2 firm order from Porter Airlines
At the Farnborough Airshow, Canada’s Porter Airlines has today (July 19) placed a firm order for more examples of the Embraer E2 in a bid to “support [its] major expansion plan”.
Embraer details Farnborough line-up
The Brazilian airframer will be out in force at this year’s show
Could Saturday flight ban at London City be scrapped?
Are flight-free Saturday afternoons at London/City Airport (LCY) about to become a thing of the past? The move forms part of wider proposals which management at the Docklands site say will help meet passenger demand over the coming decade.
Helvetic Airways: the other Swiss airline
Helvetic Airways may be small but it is fiercely ambitious – and the world’s biggest Embraer E2 operator. Andreas Spaeth hears more from CEO Tobias Pogorevc
Helvetic completes first commercial E190-E2 service to London City
Embraer aircraft make up nearly 90% of all movements at the airport, while the new variant will nearly double the available range from the facility to more than 4,000km
Embraer reveals mystery customer who ordered 30 E195-E2s
The Brazilian airframer has revealed the buyer and additional details of the large order which was first announced in May
The History of Embraer on its Birthday
Now firmly positioned into its second half-century of operations, Embraer has always battled with the dominance of other manufacturers but now claims a lead in the sub 150-seat market. On its 51st birthday, Key.Aero looks back at the airframer’s remarkable rise