Company
Embraer S.A.
Embraer is a Brazilian aerospace company that develops and manufactures aircraft and aviation systems for commercial, executive and defense customers. ↗
| Headquarters | São José dos Campos, São Paulo, Brazil ↗ |
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| Founded | 1969 ↗ |
| Founders | Ozires Silva ↗ |
| Leadership | Francisco Gomes Neto, President and CEO ↗; Raul Calfat, Chairman ↗ |
| Ownership | Public (NYSE: EMBJ, B3: EMBR3) ↗; Visiona (joint venture with Telebras) ↗ |
| Website | embraer.com ↗ |
Products
- The E-Jet family is Embraer's line of narrow-body short to medium range airliners. ↗
- The ERJ family is Embraer's earlier line of narrow-body regional airliners. ↗
- The Phenom 300 is Embraer's market-leading business jet. ↗
- The EMB 110 Bandeirante was Embraer's first production aircraft, a turboprop passenger airliner. ↗
- The EMB 312 Tucano is a military aircraft produced by Embraer. ↗
- The Embraer Equipment Division develops and produces landing gear, hydraulic and electromechanical actuators, valves and pylons for aviation applications. ↗
Customers
Acquisitions
- Embraer acquired Aerotec S/A Indústria Aeronáutica in 1987. ↗
Segments
- Embraer operates in four segments: Commercial Aviation, Executive Jets, Defense & Security, and Services & Support. ↗
Our coverage
Budget · Light attackAir Force divests its A-29 fleet, Breaking Defense reportsBreaking Defense reports the Air Force plans to store its three Super Tucanos with SNC after the aircraft did not meet test pilot school needs.
Contracts · AirliftGreece orders three Embraer KC-390 transportsThe government-to-government deal through Portugal includes options for three more aircraft, with first delivery planned for 2027.
Contracts · AirliftPortugal authorizes Embraer KC-390 purchase for resale to GreeceGreek sale revenue is to fund three aircraft and associated support, but the government-to-government contract remains to be concluded.
- Budget · Counter-droneEstonia's defense minister floats light jets against Russia's jet-powered drones, Defense News reportsMartin Herem, who commanded Estonia's Defence Forces until 2024, named no aircraft type, budget or timeline, and has not committed to buying anything.