Aviation News – Embraer delivered 91 aircraft in the fourth quarter of 2025, marking a clear increase over previous quarters and underscoring strong demand across its commercial and executive aviation businesses worldwide.
The Brazilian aerospace manufacturer reported that deliveries rose from 62 aircraft in the third quarter of 2025 and 75 in the same period a year earlier. In Commercial Aviation, Embraer delivered 32 new jets in 4Q25, including 15 E195-E2 aircraft, the largest model currently in production in its portfolio.
Over the full year, commercial deliveries reached 78 aircraft, aligning with the company’s guidance of 77 to 85 jets for 2025. Executive Aviation accounted for 53 deliveries in the quarter, contributing to a full-year total of 155 business jets, at the top end of Embraer’s forecast.
The results reflect Embraer’s balanced portfolio across regional commercial aircraft and business jets. The E195-E2, part of the E2 family, is designed for fuel efficiency and lower emissions, making it attractive to airlines seeking cost-effective fleet renewal. In the executive segment, the Phenom 300 stood out with 23 deliveries in the quarter, maintaining its position as the best-selling light jet globally and reinforcing Embraer’s operational scale in high-volume production.
