2021 Could Be The Year Of The Aircraft Market Recovery

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 26/10/2020 at 14:57

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Embraer Recovers From The Impact That The Pandemic Caused To The Aircraft Market And Projects That Sales In 2021 Will Increase

Embraer, a Brazilian transnational conglomerate, manufacturer of commercial, executive, and other aircraft, is reorganizing from the impact that the pandemic had on the aircraft market. Starting in 2021, the company may return with significant sales in the aviation market.

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In the third quarter of this year, the company delivered a total of 28 aircraft, consisting of 7 commercial aircraft and the other 21 executive ones – 19 light aircraft and 2 large aircraft. As of September 30, 2020, the total open orders reached 15.1 billion dollars.

Also, in this third quarter of 2020, Embraer Executive Aviation reached the level of 250 executive jets in operation in Latin America, and delivered Phenom 100EV and Phenom 300E to two Brazilian customers. It also delivered the first Phenom 300E with the new Bossa Nova interior to Joe Howley, Co-founder of Patient Airlift Services.

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During this same period, Helvetic Airways signed a contract to convert four of its remaining firm orders to the E195-E2 jet. The initial order, for 12 E190-E2 aircraft, with purchase rights for another 12 and conversion rights to the E195-E2, was announced in September 2018. So far, Embraer has delivered five E190-E2 to Helvetic Airlines, and the delivery of the remaining seven aircraft (including four E195-E2) will be completed by the end of 2021. Additionally, Vietnam’s Bamboo Airways received and began operating two first-generation E195 jets.

About Embraer:

Revolutionizing Brazilian technology, Embraer was founded in 1969 with support from the national government. They are the 3rd largest manufacturer of commercial jets in the world and absolute leaders in the up-to-130-seat segment. To meet global demands, they established industrial units, offices, and parts and services distribution centers in the Americas, Africa, Asia, and Europe.

2021 Could Be The Year Of The Aircraft Market Recovery

Embraer Recovers From The Impact That The Pandemic Caused To The Aircraft Market And Projects That Sales In 2021 Will Increase

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