Aviation lessor Azorra has signed a deal with JetBlue to acquire 13 Embraer E190 aircraft and 36 General Electric CF34-10E6 engines.

Deliveries of the assets have commenced and will continue through the second quarter of 2026.

John Evans, CEO of Azorra says: “We’re excited to once again partner with JetBlue on this transaction, which reinforces our commitment to the Embraer E-Jet family and GE’s CF34-10 engines. It underscores our confidence in the performance, reliability, long-term value, and continued demand for these assets, while advancing our mission to deliver innovative, value-driven powerplant solutions to customers worldwide.”

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Dmitry Kopylov, VP Strategic Sourcing & Fleet, JetBlue says: “We’re pleased to partner with Azorra as we continue our fleet modernisation efforts. This agreement enables us to efficiently monetise a portion of our E190 assets. Azorra has a strong track record in the Embraer space, and we’re glad these aircraft and engines will continue to serve operators around the world.”

This transaction supports Azorra’s continued leadership in the Embraer E-Jet market and marks a strategic expansion of its engine leasing programme. The additional CF34-10 engines with significant remaining green time enhances Azorra’s ability to offer flexible, near-term engine solutions to our airline and industry partners.