Embraer has announced that Spanish regional carrier Binter has placed an additional order for five E195-E2 aircraft, further expanding its E2 fleet and reinforcing the long-standing partnership between the airline and the Brazilian manufacturer. The agreement also includes four purchase rights for future aircraft.
The latest order highlights Binter’s continued confidence in the E195-E2, which has become a key part of the airline’s fleet by offering a combination of low operating costs, operational flexibility, and an enhanced passenger experience. The aircraft’s range and seating capacity make it well suited for Binter’s network, connecting the Canary Islands with destinations across Spain and other international markets.
“We are delighted that Binter has once again selected the E195-E2,” said Arjan Meijer, President and CEO of Embraer Commercial Aviation. “This new order reflects the outstanding performance of the E195-E2 in service and the value it delivers through exceptional efficiency, passenger comfort, and operational flexibility. Binter has become a benchmark for successful E2 operations, with this fourth order underscoring its confidence in the aircraft’s performance. We are proud to support Binter connecting the Canary Islands.”
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Binter’s E195-E2 fleet is configured in a single-class layout with 132 seats, featuring Embraer’s signature 2-2 seating arrangement that eliminates middle seats. The aircraft also offers generous legroom and a spacious, quiet cabin, supporting the airline’s premium travel experience.
The E195-E2 is the largest aircraft in Embraer’s E-Jets E2 family and is designed to deliver improved fuel efficiency, lower emissions, and reduced operating costs. Equipped with advanced aerodynamics, new-generation engines, and modern onboard systems, the aircraft provides significant fuel savings while maintaining high levels of performance and passenger comfort.
