Brazza Airlines has expanded its regional fleet with the addition of an Embraer ERJ-190LR, registered F-HDRI, delivered on 18 April 2026. The aircraft, approximately 13.7 years old, was originally manufactured in São José dos Campos and first flew in August 2012. Configured in a C6Y92 layout and powered by GE CF34-10E6 engines, the jet is well-suited for efficient short- to medium-haul operations across Central and West Africa. Prior to joining Brazza Airlines, the aircraft had a diverse operational history, having served with China Southern Airlines and Bamboo Airways before transitioning through leasing arrangements with CDB Aviation and later Amelia. Its latest transfer to Brazza Airlines—on lease from Amelia—marks a strategic move to strengthen the carrier’s capacity and network flexibility, supporting its ambitions to enhance regional connectivity within the Republic of the Congo and neighboring markets.
Brazza Airlines has also expanded its regional fleet with the addition of an Embraer ERJ-145LR, registered F-HOXY, delivered on 19 April 2026. The aircraft, approximately 18.4 years old, was originally built as an ERJ-145LI before being re-designated to the longer-range…
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