
Embraer Plans to Reduce Eve Risks Before Starting Another Aircraft Program
Embraer plans to address risks tied to Eve before committing resources to another aircraft program, according to a report.
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Embraer plans to reduce risks associated with Eve before starting work on another aircraft program, according to a report citing the company’s chief executive. The CEO said Embraer would avoid spreading resources across projects in a way that could threaten the company’s financial health.
Key details
- Embraer recorded orders for 36 E-Jets in the third quarter, according to the report.
- ANA ordered eight E190-E2 aircraft, the report said.
Why it matters
The third-quarter orders included a named airline customer and a specific E-Jet model. Embraer’s stated approach links decisions about future aircraft programs to managing resources and financial health.
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