Embraer and LATAM Airlines Group have signed a Component Pool Program agreement to support the airline's introduction of 24 Embraer E195-E2 aircraft. In addition to the firm order, LATAM retains options for up to 50 additional aircraft, underlining its long-term commitment to fleet modernization and growth. Under the agreement, Embraer will provide comprehensive component support for LATAM's future E195-E2 fleet through its Pool Program, helping maximize aircraft availability and operational efficiency from entry into service. The program covers more than 300 components across multiple aircraft systems and includes advanced exchange services, repair and overhaul capabilities, as well as a dedicated inventory of selected components located at LATAM facilities in Brazil.
Carlos Naufel, President and CEO of Embraer Services & Support commented: "This Component Pool Program agreement represents an important milestone as LATAM prepares to welcome the E195-E2 into its fleet. Our goal is to provide a reliable, cost-efficient support solution from day one, ensuring high levels of operational performance and aircraft availability as LATAM advances its growth plans. Embraer Services & Support remains fully committed to delivering a best-in-class customer experience and long-term value."

Embraer's Pool Program provides operators worldwide with a comprehensive solution for component management, leveraging the manufacturer's technical expertise and global support network. The program helps airlines reduce inventory investment, lower repair and warehousing costs, and benefit from guaranteed performance levels. Through its broad portfolio of tailored aftermarket solutions, Embraer Services & Support continues to enhance operational efficiency and support the expanding global fleet of Embraer aircraft.

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