The Moroccan carrier’s direct flights between São Paulo and Casablanca offer a premium seat option in Economy Class on the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. The company is already planning to operate daily flights on this route by 2028.
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The Brazilian company delivered 44 aircraft from January to March this year, 47% more than in the same period of 2025, and recorded its highest-ever revenue for the period at USD 1.4 billion.
Tawazun Council for Defence Enablement signed a deal with the Brazilian planemaker for a firm order of 10 planes and an option to purchase 10 more.
Brazilian aircraft maker will get a BNDES loan to produce planes for export, expecting higher commercial jet deliveries this year.
Brazil’s planemaker has signed memorandums of understanding with AMMROC and GAL, aviation service providers in the United Arab Emirates.
The Brazilian planemaker will showcase the KC-390 Millennium with its new livery, along with the E195-E2 and E190F jets. The eVTOL company Eve Air Mobility will also be present at the booth. The exhibition takes place starting November 17 at Al Maktoum International Airport.
The Market Outlook 2025, conducted by the Brazilian company Embraer, points out that aviation in the Middle East could grow with more suitable aircraft and increased development of intraregional connectivity.
A delegation from the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer visited the North African country to find regional product and service suppliers for its commercial aviation, defense, and urban air mobility businesses.
The Brazilian aircraft manufacturer reported USD 22.7 billion in orders in its Q3 2024 results. Deliveries saw a sharp increase from July to September, and both revenue and profit went up.
The memorandum of understanding provides for the launch of joint projects in commercial aviation, urban air mobility, and the defense sector.
A sustainable alternative fuel to kerosene already exists and will have an increasing participation in the industry, but high costs are a major obstacle for its use.
The country joined an agreement on trade civil aircraft. The move ensures the Brazilian participation in international decisions in the industry.
Embraer executive Rodrigo Pérsico (picture below) pens article on the company’s Defense & Security aircraft and the development of a diverse portfolio to supply the sector.
A set of aeronautical sector equipment can enter the Brazilian market without import tariffs since March 2.
