Embraer: Latest News and Analysis
Embraer is the world’s third-largest builder of commercial jets and the leading manufacturer of aircraft in the 70-150-seat segment. Headquartered in São José dos Campos, Brazil, with final assembly there and business-jet production in Melbourne, Florida, the group spans four businesses: Commercial Aviation (the E-Jet E2 family), Executive Jets (Phenom and Praetor), Defense & Security (the C-390 Millennium transport and A-29 Super Tucano), and Services & Support, plus Eve Air Mobility, its listed eVTOL venture. This page gathers every AirPro News story on the company, newest first.
What we watch
- E2 orders and deliveries. The E190-E2 and E195-E2 compete with the Airbus A220 for regional and mainline fleets, and Embraer’s order campaigns in the United States, Europe and Asia are a bellwether for that segment.
- The C-390 Millennium. The multi-mission transport has won a string of European and other air forces and is the programme with the most upside in Embraer’s defence business.
- Executive jets. Phenom 100 and 300 series and Praetor 500 and 600 deliveries, the Melbourne production line and the fractional and charter fleets that buy them.
- Services and the supply chain. Component and MRO agreements, Embraer’s own service centres, and how the company manages the same engine and supplier constraints as the larger OEMs.
- What comes next. Studies for a new aircraft family, turboprop concepts, Eve’s eVTOL certification and the partnerships Embraer signs to fund them.
Latest Embraer coverage
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Atmospherica Private Jets Orders Two Embraer Phenom 300E Jets
Prague-based Atmospherica Private Jets orders two Phenom 300Es for 2028 delivery, expanding its fleet to seven aircraft.
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Embraer and WZL-2 Sign KC-390 Maintenance Agreement in Poland
Embraer and Polish firm WZL-2 signed a maintenance agreement on June 25, 2026, supporting the KC-390 Millennium’s bid for Poland’s transport fleet.
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Air Serbia Adds Airbus A320-232 Expanding Fleet Past 30 Aircraft
Air Serbia received an Airbus A320-232 at Belgrade on June 24, 2026, growing its fleet to more than 30 aircraft.
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Embraer OGMA Complete First C-390 Millennium Check for Hungary
Embraer and OGMA finished the first 24-month C-390 Millennium maintenance for the Hungarian Air Force at OGMA’s Portugal facility.
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Air Montenegro Buys Embraer E195 for $11 Million
Air Montenegro finalizes $11M purchase of an Embraer E195, expanding its owned fleet to three aircraft.
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Embraer Signs Long-Term KC-390 Support Deal With Brazil
Embraer and the Brazilian Air Force signed a lifecycle support agreement for the KC-390 Millennium fleet on June 18, 2026.
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MET Terminal Opens at YHU Montreal Metropolitan Airport
Montreal Metropolitan Airport’s new MET terminal opened June 15, 2026, with Porter Airlines and Pascan Aviation as launch carriers.
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ACASS Adds BBJ2 and Legacy 650 to Kenya Fleet
ACASS expands its African managed fleet with a Kenya-based Boeing BBJ2 and Embraer Legacy 650 for global charter.
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Embraer Outlines Net-Zero Roadmap and eVTOL Strategy
Embraer details its 2050 net-zero roadmap, electric aircraft concepts, and eVTOL plans at the AIAA AVIATION Forum 2026.
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Embraer Pursues China E2 Orders After 500-Order Milestone
Embraer targets Chinese airline orders for its CAAC-certified E2 jets, framing them as a complement to COMAC’s ARJ21 and C919.
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Porter Airlines Joins IATA After IOSA Certification
Porter Airlines becomes an IATA member following IOSA certification for its Embraer E195-E2 fleet and ongoing international expansion.
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Azorra Orders 15 E195-E2 Jets, E2 Program Tops 500 Orders
Azorra places a firm order for 15 Embraer E195-E2 aircraft, pushing the E2 program past 500 total orders.
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