Another E2 milestone achieved: joint wing-fuselage of E195-E2 completedAnother E2 milestone achieved: joint wing-fuselage of E195-E2 completed Published January 13, 2017, 12:00 AM GMT Words By Regina Cyrino Related Articles Share 1 It’s official – the E195-E2 is certified!Our biggest E-Jet, the E195-E2, received Type Certification simultaneously today from the three major regulatory authorities. Representatives from ANAC (Brazil), the FAA (USA), and EASA (Europe) delivered the documents at a ceremony in São José dos Campos. The E190-E2 also received simultaneous certification from the same three authorities last year. Embraer used two prototype aircraft 2 Azul Adds Even More E2sAzul Linhas Aeréas of Brazil, our launch customer for the E195-E2, has just converted a Letter of Intent for 21 E195-E2s to a firm order. The LOI was signed at the Farnborough Air Show last July. These new E-Jets are in addition to the 30 E195-E2s Azul ordered back in 2015. When all of them 3 E195-E2 Flutter TestShiver. Shake. Vibrate. And flutter. That’s what happens to an airplane when it’s subjected to its maximum design speed. And that’s exactly what our team of E2 test pilots did with a prototype E195-E2 at our Gavião Peixoto facility in September. As a requirement for certification, the E195-E2 must fly at the edge of its operating 4 E190-E2 World Demo Tour Wraps UpNearly 5 months after kicking off at the Farnborough Air Show last July, the E190-E2 world demo tour has wrapped up in Dublin. The airplane, with its striking image of a shark painted on the front, toured 68 cities in 39 countries. All told, 2,400 guests from 120 airlines flew on local flights that, together, 5 Time For Fleet RebalanceLarge single-aisle aircraft have enjoyed very strong sales success, with commitments running considerably higher than their predecessors achieved at the same stage of introduction. The combined backlog for the A320 and 737 stands at a huge 10,500+ aircraft. Neither Airbus nor Boeing has many available slots through 2022. To some extent, some airlines still focused Follow us for more
