News | 26. 02. 2016
Embraer celebrated the roll-out of its first member of the second generation of the commercial E-Jets family, the E190-E2, at its headquarters, in São José dos Campos (Brazil).
Liebherr-Aerospace provides the advanced full fly-by-wire high-lift system with integrated computers, the complete air management system with the latest technologies in terms of lightweight electro-pneumatic and mechanical components, as well as several highly engineered parts of the landing gear system for the E-Jets E2.
According to the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer, the E-Jets E2 have achieved already 640 commitments. The first flight of the E190-E2 is scheduled for the second half of 2016 with entry into service in 2018. The E195-E2 will enter into service in 2019 and the E175-E2 one year later.
Liebherr-Aerospace offers support solutions for its components and systems on board the E-Jet E2 and accompanies the aircraft during their entire life cycle.
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