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Embraer to open C-390 Millennium assembly in India, targeting six deliveries in 2026 and up to 10 per year by 2030

Embraer expects to deliver six C-390 Millennium tankers/transports this year and scale production to as many as 10 aircraft annually by 2030. A formal Indian tender is not yet out, but the company says New Delhi’s planned fleet recapitalisation could cover up to 80 transport aircraft, supported by an assembly site in Gavio Peixoto.

2026-06-16T14:17:17.484427-07:00

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Eve Air Mobility keeps betting on civilian urban passenger eVTOL, not defense roles

2026-06-15T06:31:21.771482-07:00

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Embraer rebounds after the Boeing merger failure as orders accelerate and focus shifts to the next aircraft

2026-06-15T10:01:23.115208-07:00

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First Czech C-390 Millennium takes shape in final camouflage ahead of delivery

2026-06-13T14:21:36.978175-07:00

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Embraer to open C-390 Millennium assembly in India, targeting six deliveries in 2026 and up to 10 per year by 2030 Embraer expects to deliver six C-390 Millennium tankers/transports this year and scale production to as many as 10 aircraft annually by 2030. A formal Indian tender is not yet out, but the company says New Delhi’s planned fleet recapitalisation could cover up to 80 transport aircraft, supported by an assembly site in Gavio Peixoto.

2026-06-16T14:17:17.484427-07:00

Embraer to open C-390 Millennium assembly in India, targeting six deliveries in 2026 and up to 10 per year by 2030

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Embraer rebounds after the Boeing merger failure as orders accelerate and focus shifts to the next aircraft Embraer says it has recovered from the failed Boeing merger and is “thriving,” with order momentum lifting attention to what comes next. The renewed demand backdrop puts the company’s future aircraft strategy at the center of investor and customer scrutiny.

2026-06-15T10:01:23.115208-07:00

Embraer rebounds after the Boeing merger failure as orders accelerate and focus shifts to the next aircraft

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Eve Air Mobility keeps betting on civilian urban passenger eVTOL, not defense roles Eve Air Mobility—Embraer’s eVTOL unit—says passenger urban air mobility is still its core business proposition, positioning short-haul civil flights as the path to scale rather than pivoting to defence-focused applications.

2026-06-15T06:31:21.771482-07:00

Eve Air Mobility keeps betting on civilian urban passenger eVTOL, not defense roles

Air Data News

First Czech C-390 Millennium takes shape in final camouflage ahead of delivery Embraer’s first C-390 Millennium for the Czech Republic has appeared with its final camouflage scheme as Prague prepares to receive the first of two airlifters in the coming weeks. The milestone advances delivery planning for the second aircraft, supporting early capability fielding timelines.

2026-06-13T14:21:36.978175-07:00

First Czech C-390 Millennium takes shape in final camouflage ahead of delivery

Air Data News

Embraer C-390 Millennium enters Czech Air Force livery trial with new camouflage scheme The first Embraer C-390 Millennium acquired for the Czech Republic has appeared wearing a new camouflage livery intended for the country’s military transport aircraft fleet. The move signals the start of visible configuration work as the program progresses toward Czech operational use.

2026-06-13T14:21:36.978175-07:00

Embraer C-390 Millennium enters Czech Air Force livery trial with new camouflage scheme

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Star Air to press ahead with E190 additions despite fuel crisis India’s Star Air says it still intends to add E190 aircraft even as the carrier faces a fuel crisis. The plan highlights how regional jet fleet decisions are being weighed against fuel-cost volatility in the current operating environment.

2026-06-11T22:56:51.582724-07:00

Star Air to press ahead with E190 additions despite fuel crisis

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Embraer plans first C-390 delivery to South Korea this year

2026-06-11T12:57:52.604917-07:00

Embraer plans first C-390 deli

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Embraer reports $15B+ commercial backlog and says next-gen E2 main engine issues are resolved Embraer says its commercial aviation backlog exceeds $15 billion, signaling continued demand momentum for the E-Jets E2 family. The company also reports that the main engine issues impacting the next-generation E2 jets have been resolved, aiming to stabilize delivery expectations after prior disruptions.

2026-06-11T06:58:21.467738-07:00

Embraer reports $15B+ commercial backlog and says next-gen E2 main engine issues are resolved

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Embraer to open C-390 Millennium assembly in India, targeting six deliveries in 2026 and up to 10 per year by 2030

Eve Air Mobility keeps betting on civilian urban passenger eVTOL, not defense roles

Embraer rebounds after the Boeing merger failure as orders accelerate and focus shifts to the next aircraft

First Czech C-390 Millennium takes shape in final camouflage ahead of delivery

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