Embraer Aims to Increase Commercial Jet Deliveries by Thirty Percent Within Two Years
The Brazilian plane maker plans to reach pre-pandemic delivery levels within two years as jet sales quadrupled. Supply chain improvements are easing production.
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Embraer S.A. has announced an ambitious strategy to restore its annual commercial aircraft deliveries to pre-pandemic levels of approximately 100 units within the next 24 months. Arjan Meijer arjan meijer, the CEO of Embraer Commercial Aviation, stated during an industry event in Dublin that the company is targeting an increase of almost 30 percent in production and deliveries compared to the prior year. This growth is underpinned by a significant surge in demand for regional jets as airlines across the globe, including in the United States
US, Japan
JP, and Brazil
BR, work to catch up with fleet replacements that were set aside during the COVID-19 pandemic.









