Embraer

Science and Technology

Embraer, a company born in Brazil, is redefining global military transport with the KC-390 Millennium: it flies at 870 km/h, carries 26 tons, operates on unpaved runways, and has already won over 8 countries, including NATO members.

Alisson Ficher 14/06/2026 at 17:08

Interesting facts

Mr. Gerardo built replicas of airplanes with his own hands in Porto Velho, caught the attention of Embraer, and turned the Casa Avião into a tourist attraction for aviation enthusiasts.

Romário Pereira de Carvalho 12/06/2026 at 18:35

Science and Technology

A new system will be developed by Embraer and USP, with the promise of reducing flight delays and optimizing the use of Brazilian airspace.

Ruth Rodrigues 12/06/2026 at 17:47

Science and Technology

Brazilian flying car gets a new chapter: Embraer targets 2028, Anac sees realistic timeline, and electric eVTOL approaches a turning point in air mobility

Viviane Alves 12/06/2026 at 16:33

Economy

A junkyard has turned into an open-air airplane museum, made from retired fuselages and even doing business with Embraer, where you can enter the aircraft, pretend to start the engines, and take an entire plane home for around 100,000 reais.

Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges 06/06/2026 at 20:23

Science and Technology

Faster than the Concorde: the first supersonic fighter for two pilots capable of reaching 2,470 km/h, flying at twice the speed of sound, and carrying out combat missions for the Brazilian Air Force (FAB) emerges in Brazil.

Alisson Ficher 04/06/2026 at 14:08

Science and Technology

Flying cars become a reality: Eve’s prototype completes 59 successful flights, tests automatic landing, secondary fly-by-wire system, and exceeds battery expectations before the dangerous transition to horizontal flight scheduled for 2026.

Alisson Ficher 31/05/2026 at 14:38

Interesting facts

The best city to live in Brazil has only 4,700 inhabitants, is located in the interior of São Paulo, and leads the ranking for the third consecutive year, driven by quality of life, sanitation, security, and revenue linked to the Embraer factory.

Carla Teles 20/05/2026 at 14:10

Interesting facts

Uruguay yields to Embraer and retires its A-37 Dragonfly after almost half a century of service; the jets operated for 49 years, participated in CRUZEX, and now make way for 6 new A-29 Super Tucano with modern avionics.

Alisson Ficher 11/05/2026 at 19:32

Science and Technology

Embraer has signed a contract for the first time with an Indian supplier, Bharat Forge of Pune, to receive forged materials used in aircraft manufacturing, and is already negotiating with Adani for the installation of an E175 jet assembly line in India to serve a market that will need 500 aircraft in 20 years.

Maria Heloisa Barbosa Borges 11/05/2026 at 15:17

Economy

Embraer starts 2026 with R$ 7.6 billion in the best first quarter in history, accelerates deliveries of 44 aircraft in São José dos Campos, and stacks the 6th consecutive record in its backlog.

Carla Teles 08/05/2026 at 15:44

Economy

R$ 160.4 billion and 1,492 aircraft in backlog: Embraer’s historic record that shows the company’s impact on global aviation

Romário Pereira de Carvalho 06/05/2026 at 12:10

Embraer

Embraer, a company born in Brazil, is redefining global military transport with the KC-390 Millennium: it flies at 870 km/h, carries 26 tons, operates on unpaved runways, and has already won over 8 countries, including NATO members.

Mr. Gerardo built replicas of airplanes with his own hands in Porto Velho, caught the attention of Embraer, and turned the Casa Avião into a tourist attraction for aviation enthusiasts.

A new system will be developed by Embraer and USP, with the promise of reducing flight delays and optimizing the use of Brazilian airspace.

Brazilian flying car gets a new chapter: Embraer targets 2028, Anac sees realistic timeline, and electric eVTOL approaches a turning point in air mobility

A junkyard has turned into an open-air airplane museum, made from retired fuselages and even doing business with Embraer, where you can enter the aircraft, pretend to start the engines, and take an entire plane home for around 100,000 reais.

Faster than the Concorde: the first supersonic fighter for two pilots capable of reaching 2,470 km/h, flying at twice the speed of sound, and carrying out combat missions for the Brazilian Air Force (FAB) emerges in Brazil.

Flying cars become a reality: Eve’s prototype completes 59 successful flights, tests automatic landing, secondary fly-by-wire system, and exceeds battery expectations before the dangerous transition to horizontal flight scheduled for 2026.

The best city to live in Brazil has only 4,700 inhabitants, is located in the interior of São Paulo, and leads the ranking for the third consecutive year, driven by quality of life, sanitation, security, and revenue linked to the Embraer factory.

Uruguay yields to Embraer and retires its A-37 Dragonfly after almost half a century of service; the jets operated for 49 years, participated in CRUZEX, and now make way for 6 new A-29 Super Tucano with modern avionics.

Embraer starts 2026 with R$ 7.6 billion in the best first quarter in history, accelerates deliveries of 44 aircraft in São José dos Campos, and stacks the 6th consecutive record in its backlog.

R$ 160.4 billion and 1,492 aircraft in backlog: Embraer’s historic record that shows the company’s impact on global aviation

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