
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer has scheduled the release of its first quarter 2025 deliveries and backlog report for 22 April, after market close. The company will publish its complete first quarter earnings results on 6 May, before markets open, followed by a conference call later the same day. Embraer has also announced a quiet period

Embraer’s E190-E2 and E195-E2 aircraft have been granted type acceptance certificates by the Mongolia Civil Aviation Authority (MCAA), enabling their operation in the country’s growing aviation market. The certification, announced on 16 April, follows assessment by Mongolian authorities and aligns with existing certifications from global regulators including the US Federal Aviation Administration, European Union Aviation

Embraer will host its first aircraft finance summit in the Asia Pacific region next week, targeting Japanese and regional financiers. The event scheduled for April 8 in Tokyo follows the company’s previous summit held in New York last year. The Brazilian aircraft manufacturer aims to showcase its commercial aircraft portfolio to banks, leasing companies and

The Portuguese Air Force has announced it will join Embraer and the Brazilian Air Force in collaborative studies to develop intelligence capabilities for the KC-390 Millennium aircraft. The announcement was made at a ceremony during the LAAD Defense & Security exhibition, attended by senior military and corporate officials from both countries. A concept image of

Embraer has unveiled plans to invest US$3.5 billion by 2030 as part of Brazil’s national industry development program. The aerospace manufacturer announced the investment during a ceremony for Mission 6 of the New Industry Brazil initiative in Brasília, attended by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. The funding will support increased aircraft production, international market

Embraer has opened registrations for its Social Tech Careers program, a free technology training initiative aimed at women and people with disabilities. The program, offered in partnership with edtech SoulCode, will train 70 participants in data analysis, low-code development, and beginner-friendly programming techniques. The online course will run from March to June 2025, with live