The parent company of All Nippon Airways this week signed a deal for eight additional Embraer E190-E2 jets, bringing its total order for the type to 23 aircraft.
Officials with ANA Holdings said the new agreement was built off of a 2025 purchase contract for 15 E190-E2s. The company still holds options for up to five more of the type.
Financial details were not disclosed.
“This additional E190-E2 order accelerates our efforts to build a sustainable regional aviation network in Japan,” ANA Holdings President and CEO Koji Shibata said in a news release. “It also underscores our confidence in Embraer’s technology to reduce both environmental impact and operating costs.”
ANA’s first E2s are expected to be delivered in 2028. The carrier currently operates a mix of Airbus and Boeing widebody and narrowbody aircraft.
