Embraer announced that it delivered 78 commercial jets in 2025, reflecting a rise in total deliveries despite receiving fewer orders for its E2 series aircraft. The Brazilian aircraft manufacturer highlighted an increase in deliveries of the E175 model, although the E190-E2 and E195-E2 models saw a decrease compared to the previous year. This performance aligns with the company's projections of delivering between 77 and 85 aircraft in 2025, surpassing the 73 jets delivered in 2024.
Helen Massy-Beresford, based in Paris, reported that Embraer's commercial division managed to meet its revised target amidst evolving market conditions. The company's delivery figures indicate a solid position in the competitive regional and narrow-body aircraft segment.
Market Developments and Orders
In addition to aircraft deliveries, Embraer secured notable orders, including agreements from Air Cote d’Ivoire and Helvetic Airways, announced during the Dubai Airshow. The company also continues to emphasize the enhancements made to its E2 aircraft family, including Pratt & Whitney improvements, aiming to boost performance and fuel efficiency.
"Industry analysts suggest that Embraer’s strategic focus on regional jets and the efficiency improvements to its existing models could support sustained growth," said Helen Massy-Beresford.
The firm remains optimistic about expanding its market share within the regional aviation sector amid these developments.
