Vietjet Air, a prominent airline based in Vietnam, has encountered a lease contract issue involving two Embraer E190 aircraft, registered as VN-A251 and VN-A252. The airline claims that the aircraft owner failed to meet the agreed-upon terms, resulting in delivery delays. In response, Vietjet Air has requested that the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) cancel the…
UK-based Falko Regional Aircraft has completed the acquisition of 11 Embraer E-Jets from Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC) of Ireland. This transaction, part of a sale and purchase agreement initially signed in March 2024, includes E175, E190, and E195 models. These regional jets are currently leased to LOT Polish Airlines, a key operator in Europe’s regional…
Breeze Airways, the U.S.-based low-cost carrier, has announced plans to continue operating its Embraer aircraft until 2026, extending their service beyond initial projections. This strategic decision reflects the airline’s commitment to maintaining operational flexibility and meeting evolving market demands.
United Nigeria Airlines is advancing its expansion strategy by securing new ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) leases with Fly2Sky and Marathon Airlines. Through these agreements, United Nigeria will add an Airbus A320 and an Embraer E190 to its fleet by November 2024. The A320 and E190 models are well-suited for short- and medium-haul routes,…
Kenya Airways has announced plans to revamp its fleet over the next five years, with a strategy that includes the addition of 10 new aircraft and the replacement of 13 Embraer E190s.
DHL Express, the global logistics giant headquartered in Germany, has expressed interest in adding E-Jet conversions to its fleet as it explores new ways to enhance operational flexibility and efficiency.
JetBlue, the US-based airline, has tentatively scheduled the retirement of its Embraer E190 fleet on September 2, 2025.
German Airways has announced plans to purchase outright the Embraer E190 aircraft it currently leases from Azorra, a US-based leasing company.
In September 2024, China Southern Airlines continued to expand and optimize its fleet with the addition of four new aircraft.
