The pursuit
of Legacy

Experience the sophistication of Embraer

A distinguished Brazilian brand known for creating innovative and efficient private jets for discerning owners. The acclaimed Phenom series, which followed the Legacy series, showcases Embraer’s commitment to performance, comfort, and cutting-edge technology, making it a favored choice among private aviation enthusiasts.

One remarkable aspect that sets Embraer private jets apart is their meticulous attention to cabin ergonomics, ensuring a spacious and comfortable environment for passengers. This focus on passenger well-being reflects Embraer’s dedication to delivering an exceptional in-flight experience, making their aircraft the go-to choice for those who prioritize both luxury and performance.

History

1969

Embraer (Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica) is founded in Brazil, focusing on regional aircraft production

1984

Introduction of the EMB 120 Brasilia, a popular turboprop regional airliner

1999

Embraer enters the business jet market with the launch of the Legacy 600, a large-cabin, long-range aircraft

2008

Introduction of the Phenom 100, a very light jet (VLJ) with exceptional performance and advanced avionics

2014

Embraer unveils the Legacy 500, featuring fly-by-wire technology and improved fuel efficiency

2018

Introduction of the Praetor 500 and Praetor 600, offering enhanced range and cabin comfort for the midsize and super-midsize segments

2019

Embraer delivers its 500th business jet, reflecting the success and popularity of its aircraft

2020

Embraer announces the Phenom 300E, featuring further improvements in performance and comfort for the light jet market

Manufacturing a brighter Future

Embraer was the first in the aviation industry to achieve the ISO 14001 standard and has implemented the Environmental Management System in its principal facilities since 2002. Embraer’s Environment, Health, and Safety at Work Policy outlines clear guidelines for eco-efficiency, supply chain engagement, product development with Design for the Environment in mind, and actions to minimize climate change.

Embraer’s Évora factory in Portugal has been recognized for its efforts to minimize environmental impacts, earning both Gold and Silver seals. Eco-efficiency measures include solar water heating, reduced compressed gas consumption, energy efficiency, and water reuse. In product development, Embraer’s DIPAS program focuses on Design for Environment strategies, managing the use of restricted materials, developing alternative technologies, and studying product life cycles. The program also works closely with sectors responsible for creating technology that reduces fuel consumption, CO2 emissions, noise, and maintenance costs, while improving operational efficiency and comfort for pilots and passengers in Embraer jets.