$635 Million Deal: Embraer and Azorra Finalize Partnership for 8 Commercial Jets with Royal Jordanian!

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Published on 18/05/2023 at 10:51

Updated on 18/05/2023 at 21:07

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The Agreement Involves the Purchase of 4 Models E190-E2 and 4 of the Type E195-E2, for US$ 635 Million

Embraer and Azorra, a leasing company, announced a partnership with Royal Jordanian Airlines for the acquisition of eight commercial jets. The agreement, announced this Thursday, involves the purchase of four models E190-E2 and four models E195-E2, with a total list price of US$ 635 million, according to Broadcast.

Details of the Embraer Agreement

Of the total of eight aircraft, six of them are part of Azorra’s firm order portfolio, consisting of four E190-E2 and two E195-E2. The other two E195-E2 are firm orders directly made by Royal Jordanian Airlines to Embraer.

According to Embraer, the agreement provides for the introduction of the E190-E2 and E195-E2 jets into the fleet of the Jordanian airline. The announcement also revealed that this agreement had already been included in the order book for the fourth quarter of 2022 as “undisclosed customer.” Deliveries are scheduled to begin in the fourth quarter of 2023.

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Features of the E190-E2 and E195-E2 Jets

The E195-E2 model that will be operated by Royal Jordanian Airlines will have capacity to accommodate 12 passengers in business class and 108 passengers in economy class. The E190-E2 will have the same number of seats in business class and 80 seats in economy class.

Strategic Acquisition for Royal Jordanian Airlines

The partnership between Embraer, Azorra, and Royal Jordanian Airlines represents a strategic acquisition for the Jordanian airline, allowing for the modernization and expansion of its fleet. The E190-E2 and E195-E2 jets are recognized for their efficiency, performance, and comfort, which will provide an enhanced experience for passengers of Royal Jordanian Airlines.

With this new agreement, Embraer strengthens its presence in the commercial jet market, offering innovative and competitive solutions for airlines around the world. The partnership with Azorra and Royal Jordanian Airlines demonstrates confidence in the quality and performance of Embraer’s products.

$635 Million Deal: Embraer and Azorra Finalize Partnership for 8 Commercial Jets with Royal Jordanian!

The Agreement Involves the Purchase of 4 Models E190-E2 and 4 of the Type E195-E2, for US$ 635 Million

Details of the Embraer Agreement

Features of the E190-E2 and E195-E2 Jets

Strategic Acquisition for Royal Jordanian Airlines

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