Embraer and Austrian Airlines have signed a Component Pool Program agreement to support the carrier’s fleet of 13 E195 aircraft. Under the agreement, Austrian Airlines will gain access to Embraer’s comprehensive component support solutions designed to maximize fleet availability and operational efficiency. The program covers more than 300 aircraft components and includes advanced exchange services, as well as repair and overhaul support, ensuring reliable and cost-effective maintenance for the airline’s E-Jets fleet.
Carlos Naufel, President and CEO, Embraer Services & Support commented: "Our Pool Program is designed to simplify component management while helping operators maximize aircraft availability and reduce maintenance-related costs. We are pleased to support Austrian Airlines with a solution that combines inventory access, repair capabilities and technical expertise, allowing the airline to focus on delivering an outstanding travel experience."
Embraer’s Pool Program provides airlines worldwide with comprehensive component support, backed by the manufacturer’s extensive technical expertise and global services network. Designed to maximize operational efficiency, the program helps operators reduce component repair expenses, optimize inventory management, and minimize warehousing requirements, all while benefiting from guaranteed performance standards. Through Embraer Services & Support, customers gain access to a broad portfolio of tailored aftermarket solutions aimed at enhancing reliability, streamlining maintenance operations, and supporting the continued growth of the global Embraer fleet.

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