The History of Embraer
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From the early triumphs of pioneering aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont to the brand-new and revolutionary Phenom 100 and Phenom 300 executive jets Brazil has always been at the forefront of aerospace technology. In 1969 the Brazilian government created Embraer ensuring the country s continuing commitment to the field of aviation. Renowned for its innovative aircraft and dedication to customer service Embraer has grown into a leader in the regional airline market with popular models ranging from the ERJ 145 and EMBRAER 170/190 families to a growing portfolio of business aircraft. The company also introduced the world s first ethanol-powered aircraft manufactured in series: the EMB 202A Ipanema. After its privatization in 1994 Embraer experienced a sharp rise in growth coming to enjoy a prominent position in the airline market and aggressively entering the executive aviation market while maintaining its historic military alliance with new models such as the KC-390 tanker and in-flight refueling jet. Discover the dramatic story of a company and a country that helped shape aviation s past and guide its future in The History of Embraer.
