Narrative:

Departed ZZZ with pack 1 MEL. Passing FL260 had 'bleed 2 leak' (amber message). Because pack 1 was MEL we had no way to pressurize the aircraft. Airplane cabin alt started to climb; I was the PNF; and asked ATC for lower and ran the bleed leak checklist. After getting clearance to only 17000 MSL I [told] ATC we needed 10000 MSL. They ended up vectoring us off course and cleared us to 10000. After completing the checklist we continued a descent to 5000 MSL and landed at ZZZ1 uneventfully. The max cabin alt ended up climbing to 6900 ft.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: ERJ-190 Captain reported during climbout; with one pack on MEL; losing the other bleed and thus lost pressurization. They initiated a rapid descent; ran the bleed leak checklist; and landed successfully at their destination.

Narrative: Departed ZZZ with pack 1 MEL. Passing FL260 had 'bleed 2 leak' (amber message). Because pack 1 was MEL we had no way to pressurize the aircraft. Airplane cabin alt started to climb; I was the PNF; and asked ATC for lower and ran the bleed leak checklist. After getting clearance to only 17000 MSL I [told] ATC we needed 10000 MSL. They ended up vectoring us off course and cleared us to 10000. After completing the checklist we continued a descent to 5000 MSL and landed at ZZZ1 uneventfully. The max cabin alt ended up climbing to 6900 ft.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.