Alliance Airlines Acquires More Than 30 Embraer 190 Aircraft for Use and Waste

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 27/02/2023 at 16:10

Updated on 15/03/2023 at 23:46

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Alliance Airlines, the Australian Airline, Announced Last Sunday (02/26) the Acquisition of 30 Embraer 190 Aircraft. The News Was Confirmed by AerCap, the Irish Leasing Company.

According to Alliance’s Managing Director, Scott McMillan, the acquisition of Embraer aircraft will allow the company to increase its capacity, as well as ensure better access to key components and improvements in operations. The Embraer aircraft are currently leased to a U.S. company and have been operated by it from the beginning. Although there is no official confirmation, there are speculations that the aircraft would belong to JetBlue.

The delivery of the aircraft will begin in September 2023 and will be completed by January 2026. The purchase price of each aircraft will be determined in the week prior to delivery and depends on the maintenance status of the fuselage and installed engines. Therefore, it is not possible to predict a final price for the entire fleet.

Once the 30 aircraft are added to Alliance’s fleet, it will have a total of 100 planes: 37 Fokker 100/70 and 63 Embraer E190. However, the engines and other components of the aircraft may be retained as spares to maintain the balance of the company’s Embraer fleet.

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Alliance Airlines, the largest FIFO air charter operator in Australia, takes pride in its commitment to providing safe and reliable services for resource industry workers. Thanks to this, the company has been able to secure several important contracts and establish its reputation as one of the best in the sector.

Moreover, Alliance Airlines is a pioneer in providing services that offer unique air charter travel experiences for groups of all kinds. From sending sports teams to government and corporate teams, everything has been done safely and reliably.

To ensure the highest level of safety, Alliance has achieved full compliance with the regulatory standards set by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) and has been accredited with the Gold Standard Flight Safety Foundation Basic Aviation Risk Standard (BARS), as well as successfully completing Wyvern Wingman and Achilles audits.

Thus, Alliance Airlines remains committed to providing more enjoyable travels for its customers, always seeking to create memorable experiences for all types of groups.

Alliance Airlines Acquires More Than 30 Embraer 190 Aircraft for Use and Waste

Alliance Airlines, the Australian Airline, Announced Last Sunday (02/26) the Acquisition of 30 Embraer 190 Aircraft. The News Was Confirmed by AerCap, the Irish Leasing Company.

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