The airline has another two E195-E2 firm orders directly with Embraer, which were added to Embraer's Q4 2022 backlog as 'undisclosed'. "RJ has been operating Embraer aircraft for 15 years, and the E2 reduces the investment cost of pilot training and spare parts provisioning significantly, whilst also lowering crew scheduling and maintenance costs," said Samer Majali, Vice Charman and CEO, Royal Jordanian Airlines. "The aircraft also provides 25% fuel savings compared to the current aircraft, resulting in operating cost savings as well as significant carbon emissions reductions supporting the airline's environmental strategy and targets." The addition of the new aircraft is part of RJ's plans to expand its fleet with new-generation aircraft, using the E2 aircraft for its superior performance and operational efficiency, positioning Amman as the leading gateway to the Levant.