Increases NAC-Managed E-Jet Fleet To 73 Airplanes

Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC) has placed a firm order for four Embraer E190 aircraft, the planemaker announced at the Farnborough Airshow. The four new E190s were included in Embraer’s 2016 second-quarter backlog and have an estimated value of $199 million, based on Embraer’s list prices. These new aircraft will join the other 69 E-Jets currently managed by NAC worldwide.

“This order from NAC validates our vision about how modern and attractive the E190 is by industry standards,” said John Slattery, President & CEO, Embraer Commercial Aviation. “E-Jets are a very flexible tool, with a wide range of applications, which make them very appealing for lessors.”

As an example, NAC recently delivered one E190 to BA CityFlyer, in the UK, on lease. This brings to two the total number of aircraft that NAC currently has on lease with the British airline.

“The E-Jets market acceptance in general, and of the E190 in particular, is very, very good,” said Søren M. Overgaard as CEO. “As leader in the lessor arena, we are always looking for the best aircraft to fulfill our customer’s operational needs and the E190, because of its compelling economics, passenger comfort and reliability, is the right aircraft.”

(Source: Embraer news release. Image from file)

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