JetBlue has marked a major milestone in its 25-year history with the final revenue flight of its Embraer E190, officially retiring the aircraft from its fleet. As the airline bids farewell to a type that supported a key phase of growth and innovation, it now enters a new era of efficiency, performance and comfort with […]
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Azorra has signed a sale-and-purchase agreement with JetBlue to acquire 13 Embraer E190 aircraft and 36 General Electric CF34‑10E6 engines. Deliveries began in July 2025 and will continue through to the second quarter of 2026, marking another strategic collaboration between the two companies. The transaction strengthens Azorra’s established presence in the Embraer E‑Jet market and
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QantasLink has selected the Embraer 190 (E190) as the preferred aircraft type for a significant fleet renewal at its Western Australia-based regional carrier, Network Aviation. The plan involves retiring up to 14 ageing Fokker F100 (F100) aircraft and replacing them with mid-life E190s, with the first deliveries expected towards the end of 2026. Network Aviation,
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RECARO Aircraft Seating (RECARO) has been chosen by Finnair to retrofit 12 Embraer E190 aircraft with its R1 and R2 Economy-Class seats. This marks the second Embraer programme to feature the lightweight R1 and R2 models, which align with Finnair’s sustainability goals. The cabin will adopt a hybrid configuration, with the R2 seats in the
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