US EditionAustrian Airlines bids farewell to first of 17 Embraer E195s
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Austrian Airlines has started the fleet rollover on the short and medium-haul fleet, replacing the existing Embraer 195 fleet with new Airbus A320neo.
Austrian Airlines has approved the first of a total of 17 Embraer 195 from the fleet. The aircraft with the previous identification OE-LWM was transferred to Verona and will be on the road with the identification I-ENJA for the company sister Air Dolomiti in the future.
Austrian Airlines has begun the full renewal of its short- and medium-haul fleet. The first Embraer 195 of the Austrian company left Vienna to join the fleet of Air Dolomiti, marking the beginning of a transition to last-generation Airbus aircraft. On 12 December 2025, the first Embraer 195 of Austrian Airlines, registered OE-LWM, officially left the fleet after nine years of service. The aircraft, now registered I-ENJA, joined the fleet of the …
Austrian Airlines bids farewell to first of 17 Embraer E195s
Austrian Airlines has bid farewell to the first of 17 Embraer E195s as part of its short and medium-haul fleet rollover that will see the carrier shift to only Airbus A320 family jets. The first Embraer, now registered as I-ENJA, left Vienna International Airport (VIE) on December 12, 2025, and landed at Verona Airport (VRN) to begin operations with Air Dolomiti in Italy. A total of 13 of 17 Embraer aircraft will join sister airline Air Dolomiti…
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