Embraer revealed firm orders for 30 commercial jets from four customers on day two of the Farnborough International Airshow.
The agreements cover 25 E195-E2s, three E190-E2s and two E175s. Options and purchase rights could increase the combined total to 60 aircraft.
Abra Group – the airline group behind Avianca, GOL and Wamos Air – placed the largest order, signing for 20 E195-E2s. The agreement also includes ten purchase options and 15 purchase rights, potentially taking its commitment to 45 aircraft.
Deliveries are expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2027, although the order remains subject to the fulfilment of final conditions before being added to Embraer’s backlog.
Adrian Neuhauser, CEO of Abra, said: “This agreement reflects our commitment to continue investing in efficient, next-generation aircraft as we expand connectivity and strengthen our network across the region and domestically.”
Canary Islands-based Binter ordered five additional E195-E2s and secured purchase rights for another four aircraft.
The carrier currently operates 16 E195-E2s in a 132-seat configuration. The agreement represents Binter’s fourth order for the type and could eventually increase its E2 fleet to 25 aircraft.
Elsewhere at the Farnborough Airshow, Luxair converted existing purchase rights for three E190-E2s into firm orders and secured one additional purchase right.
The Luxembourg flag carrier had previously ordered six E195-E2s, four of which are now operating across its network. The latest agreement increases its firm E2 commitments to nine aircraft.
Luxair’s first 100-seat E190-E2 is expected to join the fleet at the end of 2028, complementing the larger E195-E2 on high-frequency business routes.
Embraer also revealed a previously undisclosed order from Japanese regional carrier Fuji Dream Airlines for two E175s. The agreement was already included in the manufacturer’s backlog.
The aircraft will feature a single-class, 84-seat configuration, with deliveries scheduled for 2027 and 2028.
Shunsuke Honda, president of Fuji Dream Airlines, said: “The introduction of these new aircraft will enhance our capacity and help further strengthen our network connecting communities across Japan.”
FDA currently operates an all-Embraer fleet comprising two E170s and 13 E175s.
