BermudAir has announced its plan to add two Embraer E190 aircraft to its fleet in the spring of 2025. This strategic expansion is aimed at improving operational flexibility and supporting the airline’s growth into new and existing markets.
Grupo Aeromexico has announced plans to replace its fleet of E190 aircraft with B737-9s as part of its strategy to enhance capacity and operational efficiency. This upgrade is expected to result in an 83% increase in departure seats, enabling the airline to accommodate more passengers on high-demand routes.
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued a warning to airlines, advising them to avoid flying over certain Russian cities. This advisory comes in the wake of a fatal incident involving an AZAL Azerbaijan Airlines E190, which was reportedly shot down by Russian forces.
JetBlue Airways has announced tentative plans to conclude the service of its Embraer E190 fleet by 02 September 2025, marking the end of an era for these regional jets within the airline’s operations. The retirement aligns with JetBlue’s strategy to modernize its fleet with newer, more efficient aircraft.
A tragic incident occurred involving an AZAL Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer E190, serial 19000630, which was diverted to Aktau and crash-landed with 67 people onboard. The accident resulted in 28 survivors, while the aircraft was completely destroyed. A criminal investigation has been launched to examine the presence of shrapnel damage, which is believed to have contributed to the incident.
Air Dolomiti, a regional carrier based in Italy, has taken delivery of an Embraer E190, further expanding its fleet. The aircraft, identified by serial number 19000341, is powered by CF34-10E5 engines, known for their efficiency and reliability in regional operations.
Air Cairo (Egypt) has officially announced the launch of a seasonal route connecting Sharm el Sheikh to Milan Bergamo. Scheduled to commence on 03 April 2025, the route will operate using the airline’s Embraer E190 aircraft.
Airnorth (Australia) has strengthened its fleet with the delivery of an Embraer E190, serial 19000020, under a wet lease agreement with Alliance Airlines (Australia). The aircraft is powered by CF34-10E5 engines, delivering enhanced performance and efficiency for regional operations.
Kenya Airways has announced plans to make a final decision on the phase-out of its Embraer E190 fleet by the first quarter of 2025. The airline is currently in discussions with both Airbus and Boeing to select suitable replacement aircraft for its regional operations.
Air Serbia has announced the extension of its wet lease agreement for two Embraer E190 aircraft from Bulgaria Airinto 2025. This decision ensures continued operational flexibility and capacity to meet passenger demand.
