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Embraer delivers 45 executive jets in the 2nd quarter, best mark in 16 years
The business aviation division registered 45 jets between April and June, an increase of 55% over the previous quarter. The Phenom 300 drove volume with 20 units, and production of the Praetor 600 tripled. The manufacturer maintains its projection of 160 to 170 executive jets this year.
Embraer delivered 45 executive jets between April and June, the division's best mark for a second quarter in 16 years. The number represents an increase of 55% over the 29 jets in the first quarter and 18% compared to the same period in 2025. Including commercial aviation, the company delivered 65 aircraft in the quarter, an increase of 48% over the previous three months.
Breakdown by model shows where portfolio strength lies. The Phenom 300, a market-leading light jet, accounted for 20 of the 45 deliveries; the Praetor 600, the longest-range super-medium in the line, totaled 12 units and saw production triple from one quarter to the next; the Praetor 500 delivered 9; and the Phenom 100, 4. The distribution confirms the weight of light jets in volume and the recent acceleration of renewed medium jets.
The rhythm is directly readable for those who follow the market. After a slower first quarter, typical of the industry's seasonality, the manufacturer recovered its cadence and reaches the middle of the year well positioned for the annual target of 160 to 170 executive jets, in addition to 80 to 85 commercial jets. Delivering more in the second half of the year is the sector standard, which reinforces the viability of the projection.
For the buyer, the message is one of availability and industrial health. A manufacturer that increases production without signaling a bottleneck tends to offer more predictable deadlines and a more robust support network — variables that weigh as much as the technical data in the decision to purchase an business jet.
