Air Montenegro has added a third Embraer E195 to its fleet and signed a multi-year agreement to join Embraer’s Component Pool Program, covering the new aircraft as well as its two existing E195s.

Through the programme, which was announced during the Paris Air Show 2025, Air Montenegro will tap into Embraer’s technical expertise and significant component repair service provider network.

Tihomir Dragaš, chairman of the board of directors of Air Montenegro, said: “Although our cooperation with Embraer has been long and successful, we believe its peak is yet to come. The continued development of Air Montenegro and the modernisation of our fleet will open new possibilities to deepen our partnership and achieve common goals in the areas of safety, innovation, and service excellence.”

Vukadin Stojanović, chief executive of Air Montenegro, said: “With the valuable support and close cooperation of Embraer, we are proud to have introduced another aircraft into the Montenegrin fleet. This milestone reflects not only our strong partnership with the manufacturer, but also our shared commitment to enhancing safety and operational standards for the benefit of our passengers and crew.”

Carlos Naufel, president and chief executive of Embraer Services & Support, said: “Air Montenegro has shown strong growth during the last year, and we are happy to be part of this momentum, by providing more capacity and world-class services. Our goal is to keep the E-Jets ready to fly and to keep strengthening our successful partnership for the years to come.”

Embraer’s Component Pool Program currently supports more than 60 airlines worldwide.

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