Flying Into the Future

Credit: Embraer
Embraer had a difficult decision to make last year. The Brazilian manufacturer’s E-Jet program was nearing a decade in service, having first flown in 2004. While the program had been widely regarded as a major success, Embraer knew that newly available commercial aircraft engines were offering leaps...

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