3TOP Aviation Services is consolidating its position in the regional jet aftermarket by expanding its portfolio of Embraer E-Jet assets for teardown and parts trading. The UK-based company is targeting mid‑ to end‑life regional aircraft, with a focus on supporting operators of Embraer E170, E175, E190 and E195 jets as these fleets transition and age.
The company’s recent strategy is anchored by the acquisition of two ex‑Alitalia Embraer 175s, positioned at Atitech in Rome for teardown and inventory harvesting. These aircraft are being dismantled to build a pool of serviceable components for regional operators and lessors. In parallel, 3TOP has added multiple CF34‑8E engines from the same source, reinforcing its ability to supply key powerplant material for E‑Jet operators.
3TOP’s regional activity complements its existing teardown programs on single‑aisle aircraft, including Boeing 737‑800 and Airbus A320 assets, which are parted out to support the broader commercial fleet. This combined narrowbody and regional portfolio places the company in a segment where demand for used components, engines and structured end‑of‑life solutions is growing as airlines and lessors seek to optimize residual value and manage fleet transitions across the E‑Jet family.