O Embraer 195-E2, the world's most efficient and sustainable single-aisle commercial jet, will be on display at the first edition of the Selangor Aviation Show. Presented with the “TechLion” livery, which covers the entire fuselage, the E195-E2 will be at the Selangor Aviation Show after being presented at the Dubai Air Show, at the beginning of the month. With the configuration of two seats on each side, the jet accommodates up to 146 engers.
“We are thrilled to have Embraer participate and sponsor our first ever Selangor Aviation Show, reflecting the ive vote the company has in Selangor's aspirations to be the aviation hub of Southeast Asia,” said Dato' Hasan Azhari, CEO of Invest Selangor Berhad.
“The E195-E2 on display shows how a regional jet equipped with the most advanced technologies and the lowest fuel and noise emissions can bring a new dimension to domestic and regional travel.”
“With its new design and technology, the E195-E2 is the most efficient single-aisle aircraft in the world. This aircraft emits 25% less emissions per seat than a typical turboprop and has the lowest external noise levels and emissions of any jet aircraft,” said Arjan Meijer, President and CEO, Embraer Commercial Aviation.
Embraer forecasts demand for 60 new commercial aircraft with fewer than 150 seats in Malaysia over the next 10 years
In its 2021 market outlook, Embraer forecasts demand for 60 new commercial aircraft with fewer than 150 seats in Malaysia over the next 10 years.
Driving this demand is the opportunity for aircraft with less than 150 seats to complement the larger aircraft prevalent in the country and improve the feasibility of establishing new routes or increasing the frequency of existing routes. This includes increasing direct connectivity within Peninsular Malaysia, as well as connectivity between Peninsular cities and East Malaysia (Sabah and Sarawak).
“We believe in the multiplication potential of domestic and regional connectivity in Malaysia. It's a win-win situation: domestic tourism thrives and engers can travel to new destinations in the comfort of a modern commercial jet,” Meijer said.
“Airlines can utilize these regional jets with the assurance of their low operating costs and superior performance, along with their green credentials. Incorporating the new technologies and improved operations of the E-Jets E2 is an important step on the path to a more sustainable aviation industry.”
With a range of 2,600 nautical miles (about 5,5 hours of flight time), the E195-E2 is the largest of the three aircraft in the E-Jets E2 family. It entered into operation at the end of 2019, after the type certification of the three main regulatory authorities in the world – the FAA (Federal Aviation istration of the United States), EASA (European Aviation Safety Agency) and ANAC (Brazilian Aviation Agency). Civil).
Currently, the aircraft is operated by KLM, which has 53 Embraer E-Jets in its fleet, by Azul, which operates 55 E-Jets and flies to more than 100 destinations in Brazil, in addition to airlines in Switzerland, Spain, Belarus and Nigeria.
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