Embraer, is set to make a significant impact at the Paris Air Show from June 16 to 22, 2025, at Paris-Le Bourget airport. The company will showcase its advanced portfolio spanning commercial aviation, defense, services and support, and Urban Air Mobility, supported by robust sales momentum across all sectors.
Key highlights at the event include static displays of the E195-E2, known as the most efficient small narrowbody jet globally, the versatile KC-390 Millennium multi-mission airlifter and tanker, and the A-29 Super Tucano light attack and advanced trainer. Both the E195-E2 and KC-390 will also perform in the air display, underlining Embraer’s technological prowess. Visitors can find Embraer at Chalet #300 and Product Area #B8.
In addition, Embraer’s subsidiary Eve will present the latest developments on its eVTOL aircraft, along with a broad range of agnostic services and operational solutions designed to support the Urban Air Mobility ecosystem.
Francisco Gomes Neto, Embraer’s President and CEO, expressed enthusiasm about the company’s ongoing presence at Le Bourget, which has been Embraer’s European home for over 40 years. He emphasized the company’s dedication to fostering collaboration across Europe in civil aviation, defense, and technological innovation. “The Paris Air Show offers a perfect platform to strengthen our partnerships and contribute further to industry advancement in the region,” Neto said.
Embraer’s activities in Europe are extensive, encompassing the production of major aircraft components, support for over 700 aircraft currently operating on the continent, collaborations with a diverse supply chain, and multiple technology development projects involving both private and public entities. These efforts generate high value-added jobs and economic benefits while helping European nations maintain aerospace sovereignty.
