Crossover Narrowbody Jets

Royal Jordanian is examining the possibility of acquiring further Embraer E2s as it prepares to take delivery of the first of a new batch of the crossover jets.

Singapore has certified the Embraer E190-E2 and E195-E2, clearing the way for delivery of Scoot’s first E190-E2 in March 2024.

Embraer’s E195-E2 Profit Hunter has recently achieved another milestone – EASA steep approach certification for London City Airport (LCY).

Embraer has received Steep Approach Certification for the E195-E2 at London City and will be the largest aircraft able to operate from the airport.

Finnair plans to refurbish its fleet of Embraer E190 crossover jets, as it aims to bring them into line with its earlier refit of its widebody fleet.

The ability to increase frequencies, improve regional services and replace ageing narrowbodies are among the reasons for Air Serbia’s venture into the crossover jet segment.

The focus on sustainability and desire for new passenger experiences is presenting many new opportunities for operators globally.

Crossover jets may be becoming more popular among airlines, but there is one airport where almost the entire schedule is comprised of the small airliners.