Breaking: Embraer Announces 30 Regional Jet Orders From 4 Customers At Farnborough

Published Jul 21, 2026, 6:37 AM EDT Sign in to your Simple Flying account This article covers a developing story. Continue to check back with us as we will be adding more information as it becomes available.* Last updated 07:00 AM EST by Luke Bodell* Fuji Dream Airlines and Embraer have announced at the Farnborough International Airshow 2026 a previously undisclosed order for two examples of the Embraer E175. The Japanese carrier's commitment was already part of the Brazilian regional jet manufacturer's backlog, but, until now, it had been listed as an undisclosed customer. Embraer has also announced 20 Embraer E195-E2 orders from the Abra Group. These are supplemented by another five commitments to the type by Spanish regional carrier Binter Canarias, while Luxair has put its name down for two units of the smaller E190-E2 model. Embraer's commercial success at the 2026 Farnborough Airshow underlines the continued importance of regional aviation in the modern airline sector. Elsewhere, Azorra has signed an MoU for up to 30 freighters. Embraer Secures 4 Big Deals On Day 2 Of Farnborough 2026 Tuesday, July 21, 07:00 AM EST Credit: Simple Flying Brazilian planemaker Embraer has confirmed 30 firm regional jet orders spread across four customers, spanning both the current-generation E-Jet and the E-Jet E2 families. The commitments came from Latin American airline group Abra — which includes Avianca and GOL — Spanish airline Binter, Luxembourg flag carrier Luxair and Japan's Fuji Dream Airlines, and were unveiled during a late-morning briefing led by Embraer Commercial Aviation President and CEO Arjan Meijer. Airline Aircraft Type Number of Aircraft Options Abra E195-E2 20 30 Binter Canarias E195-E2 5 Luxair E190-E2 3 Fuji Dream Airlines E175 2 — The largest order comes from Abra, which has ordered 20 E195-E2s, followed by five E195-E2s for Binter and three E190-E2s for Luxair. Along with the firm commitments for 28 aircraft, there are a further 30 options across these three deals, increasing the potential total order to 58 aircraft.