Africa is poised for a connectivity revolution. Despite Africa accounting for 18% of the global population, it contributes less than 3% to global GDP and only 2.1% to global air passenger and cargo traffic, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA). This disparity is fundamental in the continent’s limited intra-regional air connectivity, a significant bottleneck The post Connecting Africa: Unlocking Africa’s Intra-regional Connectivity Potential appeared first on Em...| Embraer
There are 3,000 small narrow-body (NB) aircraft flying today, with many airlines looking to replace these aircraft in the next few years. Choosing which new aircraft to introduce into a fleet is determined by three main factors – aircraft economics, passenger demand and operational model. The latest generation of small NB aircraft, like the Embraer E-Jets The post The big appeal of small narrow-body aircraft. appeared first on Embraer.| Embraer
Our E2s just keep getting better! We now have approval from ANAC, Brazil’s aviation regulatory authority, to fly the E190-E2 and E195-E2 under ETOPS 120 rules. This doubles the 60-minute ETOPS limit under which the aircraft were previously operating. We had hoped to get the approval earlier, but we needed more time to accrue the The post ETOPS 120 brings new opportunities to our E2 customers. appeared first on Embraer.| Embraer
We recently announced 64 commercial aircraft deliveries for 2023. This is one unit short of our planned 65 to 70 target but it’s still 12% more than 2022. While I’m pleased with the upward trend, our goal is to return to around 90 annual deliveries which we achieved in 2018 and 2019. And although the The post Perspectives on the Year Ahead appeared first on Embraer.| Embraer
We’ve just ended the first five months of the year by adding five new E-Jet E2 customers who will deploy their airplanes on a range of missions. Their acquisitions showcase the true versatility of the E2s across Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Airlines were quick to purge older, less fuel-efficient aircraft during the pandemic. The post Around the world, new customers are discovering the versatility of our E2s. appeared first on Embraer.| Embraer
In conjunction with its participation of the Selangor Aviation Show, Embraer released its Malaysia report which shows how regional jets can enable the opening of over 100 new routes within Malaysia and the region. “As travel demand recovers, we see unique opportunities for Malaysia to enhance its connectivity domestically and regionally. However, it must also The post Report foresees potential for over 100 new routes within Malaysia and the region appeared first on Embraer.| Embraer
The aviation industry is coming under increasing pressure from governments, regulatory organizations and the general public to reduce emissions. To address this, the industry has come together and pledged to cut net carbon emissions to zero by 2050. If this is to be achieved within the time scale, both manufacturers and airlines will need to The post Sustainability in action – Embraer’s roadmap for a greener future appeared first on Embraer.| Embraer
To meet our goal to reduce emissions and be a carbon-neutral company, we’re continually improving the way we build our airplanes. Manufacturing the cabins of our E-Jets E2s now uses more sustainable processes and products than before. Here are some of the ways our E2 cabins have become greener. Primers and Paints Compounds derived from The post The road to neutral – E2’s cabin sustainability appeared first on Embraer.| Embraer
Thanks to advances in additive manufacturing (AM), many parts on our E2s now weigh up to 40% less. The process, in which 3D design data is used to program sophisticated printers, applies layers of material to create lighter and more sustainable parts. We use AM to build plastic parts found in the interiors of our The post 3D printers help build the E2 appeared first on Embraer.| Embraer
With aviation projected to grow significantly over the next decade to meet increasing demand, notwithstanding the ongoing pandemic and the disruption this has caused, the industry is constantly seeking new ways of becoming more sustainable. The quest towards sustainability if often a mix between a genuine desire for manufacturers to differentiate their products from their The post E2. A Force with nature appeared first on Embraer.| Embraer
Over the last three years, we’ve made the hangar more sustainable so that it uses less energy, reduces waste and toxic emissions.| Embraer
Embraer (NYSE: ERJ / B3: EMBR3), a global aerospace industry leader, has finalized an agreement with Intelsat to install its high-speed in-flight connectivity system on E-Jet E2s during aircraft production. The system, with transmission speeds up to 275Mbps, gives passengers in the sky a similar streaming and surfing experience to their home networks. The Intelsat| Embraer
