Amaszonas Uruguay Outlines its E190 Operations

Two months after the delivery of its first Embraer 190, Amaszonas Uruguay, Uruguay's sole airline, outlined the initial network to be undertaken by its new aircraft, adding it to its distribution system. The airline, which currently owns two Bombardier CRJ-200s — one of which is stored — plans to basically replace the Canadian regional jet starting March 2, benefitting from the larger capacity and lower unit costs of the E-Jet. Amaszonas' E190 has 112 seats, more than twice the CRJ's…