Overview
- Embraer and ANA Holdings signed an agreement for eight additional E190‑E2 aircraft that raises ANA’s firm orders for the type to 23 while the carrier keeps five purchase options.
- A securities filing disclosed the eight‑aircraft transaction at $642 million (¥105 billion), a figure reported by ANA and published on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
- ANA expects its first E190‑E2 deliveries to start in the 2028 fiscal year, and the eight new jets are scheduled to arrive between 2029 and 2032 under the multi‑year delivery plan.
- ANA’s CEO Koji Shibata framed the order as a step to build a more sustainable regional network by cutting fuel use, emissions and operating costs, and Embraer’s CEO Arjan Meijer highlighted the E2’s fuel efficiency and passenger comfort.
- The order builds on ANA’s 2025 commitment for 15 firm E190‑E2s plus five options and follows Embraer’s milestone of delivering its 2,000th E‑Jet, signaling deeper supplier ties and possible route growth for smaller Japanese cities.