Small Narrowbody Jets

The manufacturer is trying to convince airlines in southeast Asia to purchase its regional jets.

Facing no new rival, the future of Embraer’s scope-clause-compliant E175 is expected to remain steady.

Crossover narrowbody jets (such as Embraer’s E-Jets and Airbus’s A220 pairing) have been using their distinguishing factor – the ability to create new city pairs – across North America, the mature market in question, for some years.

As a part of their sustainability roadmap and drive towards a greener future, Embraer, along with engine partner Pratt & Whitney, have successfully completed testing of the E195-E2 Tech Lion aircraft, with one engine powered by 100% sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). Seen as the best solution to reducing emissions in the short to medium term, two days of ground tests culminated in a 70-minute flight test in Florida. Read article

Embraer and Pratt & Whitney have successfully tested an E195-E2 aircraft, with one of its engines powered by 100% sustainable aviation fuel.

Embraer’s roadmap for a greener future.

Embraer is committed to ensuring the future of aviation is sustainable, developing new and exciting aircraft concepts that will lead to carbon-neutral operations by 2040.

As ever more airline markets are seeing increasing use of crossover narrowbody jets, the airlines operating such aircraft from the Embraer E-Jets E2…