Embraer has signed separate Component Pool Program agreements with Austrian Airlines and Air Dolomiti, both members of the Lufthansa Group. The agreements cover Austrian’s 13 Embraer E195s and Air Dolomiti’s fleet of 30 E-Jets, aiming to improve fleet availability and streamline maintenance management.

Both agreements provide support for more than 300 components, including exchange, repair and overhaul services. Access to Embraer’s inventory, technical expertise and service network is expected to reduce the airlines’ warehousing requirements, inventory holding costs and repair expenses, while ensuring agreed service levels.

Commenting on the partnership with Austrian Airlines, Carlos Naufel, President and CEO of Embraer Services & Support, explained that the program is designed to simplify component management, maximize aircraft availability and reduce maintenance-related costs. By combining inventory access, repair capabilities and technical support, the agreement is expected to provide more reliable operational support for Austrian’s E195 fleet.

For Air Dolomiti, the agreement comes as the airline continues to expand its operations. The carrier’s CEO, Steffen Harbarth, highlighted the importance of further developing its relationship with Embraer, describing support from a longstanding partner as an important step in the airline’s growth. According to Embraer, its logistics and service network will help deliver more predictable fleet support across Air Dolomiti’s route network.

The Italian carrier connects Italian airports with the Lufthansa Group’s hubs in Munich and Frankfurt, having expanded its operations to include flights to Vienna during the 2025/2026 winter season. In 2025, it carried more than 4.4 million passengers, operating multiple daily flights to destinations across Italy and the rest of Europe.