?We?ve identified a growing need for leisure flying with a 100-seat aircraft, where the E190 will be ideally suited,? stated Elie Bruyninckx, Chairman of Jetairfly. ?With the E190, we can reduce the number of costly triangle and intermediate-stop flights that are necessary with our larger airplanes to consolidate loads in smaller markets. That means more nonstop flights and shorter travel times for our passengers. It?s a tremendous advantage in our business.?
?We are able to close this transaction with TUI because we have a very close working relationship with them and understand the economics of their business. I am also very pleased to work with Embraer and that our track record of adding value to airframe manufacturers is once again affirmed,? said Robert Martin, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of BOC Aviation.
Tom Chandler, Director of Aircraft Acquisition and Finance at TUI Travel PLC added ?BOC Aviation and Embraer were both very responsive in meeting our needs. We are pleased to have this opportunity to expand our existing relationship with BOC Aviation and establish our relationship with Embraer who are both proactively supporting the introduction of this new aircraft type to the Jetairfly fleet.?
Since entering revenue service in 2004, Embraer has delivered nearly 900 E-Jets. Today, 60 airlines from 40 countries are flying the versatile 70 to 120-seat, four-aircraft family of aircraft.
Source ? Embraer
Source: http://aviationnewsportal.com/tui-travel-plc-to-join-embraer-e-jets-family-of-customers/
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