Congo Airways E190-E2 | Embraer Congo Airways have converted the firm order made in December 2019 for two E175 aircraft, with purchase rights for two more, into a firm order for two E190-E2 jets, with purchase rights for a further two. The new deal has a total value of […]
Congo Airways have converted the firm order made in December 2019 for two E175 aircraft, with purchase rights for two more, into a firm order for two E190-E2 jets, with purchase rights for a further two.
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Sunday, July 7
Sunday, July 7
Congo Airways Converts Embraer E175 Order to E190-E2 Jets
