Embraer and Latam sign component Pool Program Agreement for the E195‑E2 fleet ordered by the airline
To support its fleet expansion, Latam Airlines Group, a major Latin American airline group, has signed a Component Pool Programme agreement with Embraer, a leading Brazilian aircraft manufacturer, to support the introduction of 24 E195-E2 aircraft ordered by the airline, which also holds options to purchase 50 additional aircraft.
In a press statement, Embraer says the programme covers more than 300 components across multiple E2 aircraft systems and includes component exchange services, repairs, overhauls and selected component inventory at LATAM facilities in Brazil. The arrangement is intended to improve aircraft availability and operational reliability while reducing component support costs.
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Carlos Naufel
“This Component Pool Programme agreement marks an important step as Latam prepares to introduce the E195-E2 into its fleet. Our objective is to deliver a robust and cost-efficient support solution from day one, ensuring high aircraft availability and operational reliability as the airline prepares to advance its growth strategy. Embraer Services & Support is fully committed to providing the best-in-class services experience and long-term value for Latam,” says Carlos Naufel, President and CEO, Embraer Services & Support.
According to Embraer, its Pool Programme provides component support to airlines worldwide through its technical expertise and services network. The programme aims to reduce component repair and inventory holding costs, limit warehousing requirements and provide guaranteed performance levels.
