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08 September 2026

Air Dolomiti presents the first E195 in the new blue livery

The fourth of 13 Embraer E195s from Austrian Airlines will arrive in the coming weeks in the Lufthansa Group colours and 122 seats on board

Air Dolomiti presents the first Embraer E195 with the new livery featuring the Lufthansa Group Core Blue, which replaces the traditional turquoise on the tail and in the fuselage logo. The new graphic scheme visually reinforces the company's integration into the Lufthansa Group, after the recent debut of the new flight attendant uniforms, also based on blue with turquoise details.

 

The aircraft will arrive in the coming weeks and is the fourth of 13 Embraer E195s from Austrian Airlines that will gradually join the Air Dolomiti fleet by 2028. The renewal program involves the gradual replacement of the nine 108-seat Embraer E190s and will bring the fleet to a higher overall capacity.

 

AirDolomiti_Aircraft-Painting-Bratislava Foto: Copyright © Ufficio Stampa Air Dolomiti
AirDolomiti_Aircraft-Painting-Bratislava Photo: Copyright © Air Dolomiti Press Office

 

The new E195 will be configured according to the Air Dolomiti standard with 122 seats, maintaining the cabin layout and service standards already adopted by the company. As of July 31, 2026, the Lufthansa Group indicates a fleet of 21 Embraer E195s and 9 Embraer E190s for Air Dolomiti.

 

The new livery will be gradually applied to incoming aircraft, while those already in operation will continue to maintain turquoise for now. There will also be some references to this color in the uniforms, seats and elements of the on-board service.

 

Air Dolomiti

Air Dolomiti is the Italian airline of the Lufthansa Group that connects the main Italian and European airports with Germany, operating weekly flights to the hubs of Munich and Frankfurt. Currently, Air Dolomiti's fleet consists of Embraer 195 and Embraer 190.

 
Edited by the editorial staff, Avion Tourism Magazine
Text source and photos: Copyright © Air Dolomiti Press Office
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