Embraer and All Nippon Airways (ANA) have finalized an agreement for the airline to receive a further eight E190-E2 aircraft, adding to the 15 already on order.
On September 3, 2026, Embraer issued a statement confirming that ANA Holdings had placed a second order for additional E190-E2s on top of the contract from 2025.
ANA announced that it would integrate Embraer E-Jets into its fleet for the first time in February 2025, with an order for 20 E190-E2 aircraft – 15 firm orders and five options. Those options for five more aircraft remain in place.
On July 29, 2026, ANA Holdings announced that, following a meeting between its board of directors, the decision had been made to acquire more regional jets from Embraer.
A SEC Filing, disclosed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, placed the price of the eight aircraft at $642 million (Y105 billion).
Expanding regional network in Japan
“This additional E190-E2 order accelerates our efforts to build a sustainable regional aviation network in Japan,” Koji Shibata, President and CEO of ANA Holdings, said. “It also underscores our confidence in Embraer’s technology to reduce both environmental impact and operating costs. We are excited to deepen our partnership, elevating regional connectivity and delivering a superior passenger experience across Japan.”
Deliveries of the first aircraft are expected to commence in the 2028 fiscal year, while the eight additional E190-E2s are scheduled to arrive from 2029 to 2032, according to ANA Holdings.
“We are honored by ANA HD’s continued confidence in Embraer E2 small narrowbody aircraft and look forward to supporting the airline’s growth plans in Japan,” Arjan Meijer, President and CEO, Embraer Commercial Aviation, said. “With its exceptional economics and fuel efficiency, the E2 will support expanded connectivity across Japan along with better comfort and space for passengers.”
