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BermudAir becomes the 349th airline in our cockpit series! The new airline started operations mid 2023 and we visited Bermuda in early 2024 to film its fleet of Embraer 175s on 3 routes to the US ...

CPaT Global recently secured multiple contracts to provide aircraft systems, procedures, and cabin crew training for various carriers, including LIAT 2020 for its ATR 42-600 and ERJ145 fleet, and ...

The 16 new E175 aircraft are set to replace 11 CRJ900s and 5 CRJ700s that are currently in service with Delta. On Tuesday, SkyWest closed trading, 1.51% lesser at $96.43 on the Nasdaq. In the pre ...

SkyWest to purchase and operate 16 E175 aircraft under a multi-year contract for Delta, with deliveries expected beginning in 2027 SkyWest also secured firm delivery positions with Embraer for 44 ...

SkyWest to purchase and operate 16 E175 aircraft under a multi-year contract for Delta, with deliveries expected beginning in 2027 SkyWest also secured firm delivery positions with Embraer for 44 ...

Regional carrier SkyWest has ordered 60 Embraer E175 aircraft and has options on 50 more. The airline operates flights for Delta Connection, American Eagle, United Express and Alaska Airlines.

Alaska Air delays delivery of two Embraer E175 jets due to tariff costs, canceling flights from Seattle and impacting summer travel plans.

The first commercial Embraer 175 flight arrived at the Aspen airport on Dec. 3, 2024, as seen in this file photo. United Airlines will exclusively fly the aircraft on its Aspen routes this summer ...

Brazilian airframer Embraer has again paused its E175-E2 programme after acknowledging on several occasions that development of the next-generation regional jet has been effectively shelved.

The deliveries of the E190-E2 aircraft to ANA are expected to commence in 2028. Embraer E-Jets have been operating in Japan since 2009 and are supported by Embraer personnel in the country.

The Brazilian aerospace group closed the year with two contracts for 10 of its A-29 multi-mission turboprop aircraft, orders estimated at more than $180 million.