Embraer Reports Increased Services Revenue Amid Tariff Challenges and Expanding Support Operations

Embraer has demonstrated resilience in its services and support division, boosting sales by 25% in the final quarter of 2025 despite ongoing U.S. tariffs. The company's support revenues reached $552 million, with profitability improvements more than offsetting the $3 million tariff impact. Simultaneously, Embraer announced major support deals, including a multi-year agreement with Airnorth of Australia and a predictive maintenance contract with Virgin Australia, involving their E2 fleet. The firm also commenced construction of a new $70 million MRO facility in Fort Worth, Texas, aimed at expanding service capacity for E-Jets by over 50% by 2027. The overall aircraft delivery for the year included 78 units, with projections of 80–85 aircraft in 2026. These developments underpin Embraer's strategic focus on strengthening its service and support infrastructure to sustain growth amid market pressures.