LOT Polish Airlines joins Embraer’s Pool Program

With 47 aircraft from the Brazilian manufacturer, the Polish airline will have components and assistance for its three new E195-E2s
LOT’s Embraer E195-E2
LOT’s Embraer E195-E2 (Krystian Truszkowski)

Embraer has reached a long-term agreement with LOT Polish Airlines to be part of the Pool Program, a support program for a wide range of repairable components for its three E195-E2s.

These aircraft were recently incorporated into LOT’s fleet through a leasing agreement with Azorra.

Today, LOT is one of the largest E-Jets operators in the world, with 47 active aircraft. In addition, Embraer’s Pool Program already supports more than 60 airlines globally, reinforcing the solidity of this collaboration.

“We are excited to expand our collaboration with Embraer through the Pool Program agreement. This partnership is a testament to our commitment to operational excellence and efficiency as we continue to grow our fleet with the E195-E2 aircraft. Having Embraer’s robust support network behind us ensures that we can provide our passengers with the reliability and quality they expect from LOT Polish Airlines,” said Krzysztof Krolak, Vice President of Technical Operations, LOT Polish Airlines.

Economy class seats (Kamil Wrzosek)

LOT Polish Airlines is recognized for its long relationship with Embraer, which dates back to the debut of the E-Jets in service in 2004. According to Krolak, the new agreement also symbolizes a significant step towards optimizing the operational and maintenance capabilities of the company’s fleet.

“We are very pleased to sign a Pool Program agreement with LOT Polish Airlines. LOT was the first operator of the E-Jets in 2004, and it is an honor to keep advancing in our long-term relationship,” said Carlos Naufel, CEO and President, Embraer Services & Support.

The Pool Program has been a competitive differentiator for Embraer in the commercial aviation market. Through this service, airlines can count on technical and logistical support, as well as expertise in component management, which translates into greater efficiency and lower operating costs.

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