Embraer has announced an agreement with Venezuala’s Conviasa Airlines for the sale of six E-190 jetliners with an additional 14 purchase options. The deal was valued at US$271 million at list prices, not including the options.
Conviasa said the aircraft would be configured in a 104-seat single-class layout and would be used across its network of 14 domestic and nine international destinations. First deliveries are scheduled to take place by the end of the year.
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Brazil based Embraer claims to hold 75 per cent of the regional commercial aircraft market in Latin America and the Caribbean, compared to a worldwide average of 43 per cent.