Embraer aims to produce up to 80 E-Jets by year-end and plans to build around 100 in 2026.
Credit: Embraer
For one reason or another, sales of Embraer’s E2 family have lagged the manufacturer’s expectations. Among the airframer’s explanations: a young in-service fleet, the COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. scope clauses and airlines upgauging rather than “rightsizing”—Embraer’s favorite assertion in favor of its E...
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