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Embraer targets China market with E2 jets as indigenous aircraft complement

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Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer is actively pursuing a breakthrough in the Chinese market for its E2 family of jets. The company believes its E190-E2 and E195-E2 models can serve as a complementary offering to China's indigenous aircraft, fitting between the smaller C909 and larger C919. Embraer has a dedicated team in Beijing working with potential customers, and the E2 family has already received certification from local authorities, despite past challenges with a joint venture closure in 2016. AI

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Embraer targets China market with E2 jets as indigenous aircraft complement

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Reuters ·

    Brazil’s Embraer sees eventual China breakthrough for E2 jets

    Brazilian planemaker Embraer ⁠expects to eventually bring its ⁠E2 jets into China, seeing a role for the aircraft among the country’s domestically developed models, a senior executive told Reuters on Sunday. “We have a dedicated team in Beijing, they’re day-to-day working in Chin…

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