These new E-Jets are in addition to the 30 E195-E2s Azul ordered back in 2015. When all of them are delivered, the airline will operate the largest fleet of E195-E2s in the world, 51 aeroplanes. Azul’s first E2 arrives next year.
Azul has been a long-time E-Jet customer. The airline began flying 10 years ago this month with its first aeroplane, an E190, that flew from Viracopos Airport near Campinas to Salvador.
This post was published on 20 December 2018 12:12
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