LATAM Brazil Begins Receiving the First of Its Embraer E195-E2 Aircraft
LATAM Airlines Brazil has begun receiving its first Embraer E195-E2, the first of 12 expected by the end of 2026, as it grows its domestic network.
LATAM Airlines Brazil has begun the steps to receive its first Embraer E195-E2 aircraft. Both LATAM and Embraer announced this on October 8, 2026, according to AeroTime.
AirlineGeeks reported that LATAM Airlines Group placed 24 firm orders for this type last year, along with 50 more purchase options. AeroTime described the September 2025 plan as an agreement to acquire up to 74 of the jets.
Before the aircraft carries passengers, it still has to clear customs, get its cabin interior approved and finish certification with Brazil's civil aviation agency, ANAC. AeroTime reports that it should start flying passengers within days.
LATAM says the new jets will help it reach smaller markets with strong demand. The airline aims to serve more than 70 airports in Brazil as early as 2027.
What it means for travelers
A new type of aircraft could help LATAM add flights to smaller Brazilian cities that have strong demand. For travelers, this may mean more places to fly to within Brazil over time. The notes do not name specific new routes.
What to watch next
AeroTime reports that the plane should begin carrying passengers within days. Travelers can check LATAM's official website or app for any new routes or schedules.
How the story unfolded
- AirlineGeeks LATAM Takes Delivery of Its First E195-E2 Aircraft
Read the original reporting
- AeroTime – LATAM Brazil takes first Embraer E195-E2 jet as it broadens its domestic network ↗
- AirlineGeeks – LATAM Takes Delivery of Its First E195-E2 Aircraft ↗
- Travel Daily News – LATAM begins delivery of first Embraer E195-E2 as Brazil network expansion accelerates ↗
Quick questions
What happened?
LATAM Airlines Brazil has begun receiving its first Embraer E195-E2, the first of 12 expected by the end of 2026, as it grows its domestic network.
How does this affect trips to Brazil?
A new type of aircraft could help LATAM add flights to smaller Brazilian cities that have strong demand. For travelers, this may mean more places to fly to within Brazil over time. The notes do not name specific new routes.
What should I do now?
AeroTime reports that the plane should begin carrying passengers within days. Travelers can check LATAM's official website or app for any new routes or schedules.
Where does this information come from?
This brief is based on reporting from AeroTime, AirlineGeeks and Travel Daily News. Links to the original stories are listed on this page.
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