Polish carrier operated the world's first E-Jet commercial flight in 2004 but will eventually replace its entire Embraer regional fleet with Airbus A220s

Lithuanian facilities in Vilnius and Kaunas have been authorized to support first-generation E170 and E190 aircraft

Japan Airlines subsidiary J-Air operates 18 E170s and 14 E190s on domestic routes in Japan. The group is also evaluating the Embraer E2 and Airbus A220 for its next regional fleet

Part 121 certification allows the business aviation company to add 60-seat E170 charter operations alongside its 30-seat executive jets

Enugu Air Embraer E170 touched down with only 2,488 ft (758 m) of wet runway remaining, but all 68 occupants escaped without injury

State-owned airline operates a fleet of six Embraer E-Jets and plans to expand to 20 aircraft

Transaction grants American 9.7 million shares in the combined regional carrier, joining United and Delta as minority stakeholders

Combined carrier to serve over 1,300 daily departures, maintaining major US codeshare partnerships

Deal covers over 240 E170 and E175 jets with dedicated facilities in Nashville

On March 17, 2004, the first E170 regional jet entered service with LOT Polish Airlines, the first of almost 1,800 aircraft delivered since then.