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Azul and Embraer E-Jet fleet developments

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Azul Brazilian Airlines has stabilized its Embraer E195-E2 fleet operations following years of disruptions caused by Pratt & Whitney PW1900G engine availability issues. CEO John Rodgerson confirmed that the entire E195-E2 fleet is now operational, noting that the airline previously had to acquire aircraft specifically to serve as spare parts sources to mitigate shortages. ~~Following this operational recovery,~~ Embraer recently reached a major milestone ~~by delivering~~ with the delivery of its 2,000th E-Jet family aircraft to Azul. This ~~specific delivery, an E195-E2, represents~~ commemorative E195-E2 marks the 50th E2 series aircraft in Azul’s ~~fleet and highlights the long-standing~~ fleet. Azul has maintained a strategic partnership ~~between~~ with Embraer since its inaugural flight in 2008, operating more than 140 E-Jets. The airline was also the ~~Brazilian carrier and~~ launch customer for the ~~manufacturer.~~ E195-E2, receiving its first unit in 2019. Since entering commercial service in 2004, the E-Jet family has become one of the three largest commercial jet families globally, with approximately 48 million flight hours and over 2.85 billion passengers transported across more than 60 countries.

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