*Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer has announced that its order log registered a total value of US$26.3bn by the end of 2024. This is the highest annual figure on record and marks a 40% rise from 2023. The company also delivered a total of 206 aircraft in 2024, up 14% from the 181 units delivered the previous year. The value for orders of commercial aircraft closed last year at US$10.2bn, up 15% in yearly terms. Orders for executive jets reached a record US$7.4bn by the end of last year, up 70% in annual terms. The total value of orders for military aircraft rose to US$4.2bn, up 67% from 2023, while the orders for components, repair services, and other maintenance contracts came to US$4.6bn, up 50% on the previous year.
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LatinNews Daily - 7 February 2025
In brief: Brazil’s Embraer posts record value for aircraft order log
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