Embraer President and CEO Francisco Gomes Neto is confident the Brazilian manufacturer’s commercial aircraft delivery volume will continue its steady recovery.
Canada’s London International Airport is steadily rebuilding and expanding its route network after the pandemic, both domestically and internationally.
Airlines will need 11,000 new aircraft in the up-to-150 seat category over the next 20 years according to Embraer’s recently published Market Outlook 2023.
Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras (Azul) and aeronautical engineering company LHColus Tecnologia have put the Embraer 195 E1 into service as a Class F freighter.
Embraer believes the market for crossover jets is steadily increasing and will form a seam that can be profitably mined by its E2 series of regional jets.
A strong recovery and favorable financing for the Embraer E-195-E2 were the main drivers in Porter Airlines’ decision to expand its order book for the aircraft.
Delays in suppliers providing engines, avionics and interiors continue to hamper Embraer, forcing the Brazilian aerospace and defense leader to miss delivering dozens of aircraft so far in 2022.