SAO JOSE DOS CAMPOS,
Brazil,
June 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Embraer
received confirmation of three options for EMBRAER 190 jets from GE Commercial
Aviation Services (GECAS). The total value of the new order, at list price, is
US$ 103.5 million, based on
January 2007 economic conditions.
"As one of Embraer's first E-Jets customers, GECAS has been very
successful at placing our aircraft within a wide variety of airlines," said
Mauro Kern, Embraer Executive Vice President, Airline Market. "The
confirmation of three more firm orders further strengthens the position of our
E-Jets family in the commercial aviation market worldwide and Embraer's
partnership with GECAS."
GECAS is the first company to order and receive all four E-Jets from
Embraer: the EMBRAER 170, the EMBRAER 175, the EMBRAER 190, and the EMBRAER
195, offering the flexibility of this modern family of jets to customers
worldwide.
"We are pleased to be ordering more EMBRAER 190 E-Jets," said Henry
Hubschman, President and CEO of GECAS. "The EMBRAER 170/190 family of 70 to
122-seat E-Jets has become a popular choice among airlines around the world."
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