LATAM adds Embraer aircraft to fleet

LATAM – the largest airline in Latin America – will receive its first aircraft purchased from Embraer, marking the first time in its history that it will operate planes produced by the Brazilian manufacturer. In total, 24 E195-E2 jets will be added, which should strengthen its regional operations. Notícias relacionadas:Lula christens first Gripen fighter jet made in Brazil.Plane maker Embraer closed out 2025 with largest-ever order backlog.Brazilian economy grows 2.3% in 2025.The aircraft delivery event took place at LATAM’s main maintenance center (MRO) in São Carlos, São Paulo, and was attended by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Vice-President Geraldo Alckmin, and several ministers and airline directors. “This is a long-awaited partnership,” said Lula, celebrating the completion of the deal. Announced last year, the agreement between LATAM and Embraer is worth USD 2.1 billion and could be expanded further with the purchase of 50 additional jets. “[This partnership] is impor