Embraer, FL Technics sign new service deal for E-Jets

Embraer has named FL Technics as an Embraer Authorised Service Center (EASC) for its commercial aircraft operating in Lithuania. The authorisation covers the E170 and E190 jets, further expanding the company’s service portfolio in regional aircraft support. Services will be provided at FL Technics’ facilities in Vilnius and Kaunas. With extensive experience and deep technical know-how in maintaining narrowbody aircraft, FL Technics leverages proven processes, best practices, and cross-platform engineering capabilities, to deliver greater efficiency, faster turnaround times, and optimised maintenance solutions for Embraer operators across the continent. “We are pleased to welcome FL Technics to Embraer’s global network of Authorized Service Centers,” said Frank Stevens, Vice President of Global MRO Centers of Embraer Services & Support. “Their proven maintenance capabilities and growing presence across Europe will provide E-Jet operators with greater access to high-quality support solutions. This partnership reinforces our commitment to delivering the best customer experience and ensuring our customers can operate with confidence wherever they fly.” “We are honoured to become an Embraer Authorized Service Center”, said Saulius Bajarunas, CEO of FL Technics. “This recognition is a strong validation of our technical capabilities, quality standards, and customer-focused service model. We look forward to supporting Embraer operators with reliable and efficient MRO services from our global network. This milestone further strengthens the relationship between Embraer and FL Technics. Since the launch of Line Maintenance services for Embraer aircraft in 2023, FL Technics has developed a robust operational footprint, delivering Line Maintenance support across key European stations, including Vilnius (VNO), Palanga (PLQ), Bergen (BGO), Oslo (OSL), Trondheim (TRD), Bucharest (OTP), Cluj-Napoca (CLJ), Bodø (BOO), and Ålesund (AES). Embraer enters component pool deal with Air Dolomiti Embraer and Air Dolomiti have entered into a Component Pool Program agreement covering the airline’s fleet of 30 E-Jets. Through the program, Air Dolomiti will benefit from comprehensive component support designed to optimize aircraft availability as the Lufthansa Group carrier continues to expand its operations. The agreement includes more than 300 components across multiple aircraft systems, as well as advanced exchange, repair and overhaul solutions. “Air Dolomiti has built a strong reputation for operational excellence, and we are proud to support the airline as it continues to expand its operations. Through our Pool Program, we provide access to a comprehensive logistics and services structure designed to maximize aircraft availability and deliver predictable support across its network. We thank Air Dolomiti for its trust in Embraer and look forward to strengthening our collaboration in the years ahead,” said Carlos Naufel, President and CEO, Embraer Services & Support. “We are pleased to further expand our collaboration with Embraer, a leading company in the aerospace sector. At a time of significant evolution for our airline, being able to rely on a longstanding, solid, and renowned partner like Embraer represents a valuable opportunity for us and an important step in our growth journey,” said Steffen Harbarth, Air Dolomiti’s CEO. Embraer’s Pool Program offers comprehensive component support to airlines worldwide, leveraging the company’s technical expertise and extensive services network. The program delivers significant savings and economies in component repair and inventory holding costs, reduces warehousing needs, and operates within a framework of guaranteed performance levels. Embraer Services & Support provides a wide range of customized solutions designed to enhance aftersales experience and support the growing global fleet of Embraer aircraft. Embraer and Austrian Airlines sign pool program deal Embraer and Austrian Airlines have entered into a Component Pool Program agreement covering the airline’s fleet of currently 13 E195 aircraft. The agreement provides access to comprehensive component support solutions aimed at maintaining high levels of fleet availability. The Pool Program covers more than 300 aircraft components and includes advanced exchange, repair and overhaul services. “Our Pool Program is designed to simplify component management while helping operators maximise aircraft availability and reduce maintenance-related costs. We are pleased to support Austrian Airlines with a solution that combines inventory access, repair capabilities and technical expertise, allowing the airline to focus on delivering an outstanding travel experience,” said Carlos Naufel, President and CEO, Embraer Services & Support. For Editorial Inquiries Contact: Editor Matt Driskill at [email protected] For Advertising Inquiries Contact: Head of Sales Sally Passey at [email protected]