LATAM orders 24 Embraer E195‑E2 jets for Brazilian subsidiary

LATAM orders 24 Embraer E195‑E2 jets for Brazilian subsidiary
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LATAM Group placed an order for 24 firm E195‑E2 aircraft valued at a USD 2.100 million list price, with options for 50 additional units, and all aircraft will be delivered to its Brazilian subsidiary, the first of which (registration PS‑LTA) still requires customs clearance, cabin homologation and ANAC certification.

The Brazilian subsidiary expects to receive 12 E195‑E2 jets before the end of the year and another 12 in 2027; each aircraft seats 136 passengers and the airline plans to gradually introduce the first E195‑E2 into service between November and March 2027.

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