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.
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Executives from the Arab-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce, companies from Brazil, and the Brazilian Embassy in Kuwait met with authorities and potential clients.
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.
Ahmad Mohammed Ali Mohamed Alshebani meets with the institution’s president, Osmar Chohfi, and secretary-general, Mohamad Mourad.
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer brings defense equipment to Egypt International AirShow.
Brazilian manufacturer celebrated the delivery of the 1,800th E-Jet production aircraft. The jet was received by lessor Azorra and will be operated by the Royal Jordanian Airlines.
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 announcement was made by Embraer’s CEO at a seminar this Wednesday afternoon (29) in Riyadh. One of the agreements was with the company FlyNas involving a flying car. Brazilian president Lula spoke at the opening of the event.
The financial institution approved a USD 270 million finance for Embraer jets export to US group.
Brazilian state bank has approved a USD 413 million credit line to finance the firm’s aircraft production and exports.
Oman’s SalamAir signed an order for E195-E2 jets, while Royal Jordanian Airlines signed a memorandum to introduce two variants of Embraer’s jets.
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.
Startup Eve signed a letter of intent with aviation services operator Falcon Aviation to deliver 35 electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft starting in 2026. Touristic flights will leave from the hotel Atlantis, The Palm in Dubai.
