Embraer is dropping plans to enter the 130-160 seat narrowbody market and instead focusing on developing a re-engined variant of its E-jet family that could be ready in 2018, the company announced Thursday.
Embraer 195. Courtesy, Embraer Embraer is dropping plans to enter the 130-160 seat narrowbody market and instead focusing on developing a re-engined variant of its E-jet family that could be ready in 2018, the company announced Thursday. The Brazilian manufacturer has been analyzing the potential of developing a narrowbody for some time, but Commercial Aviation president Paulo Cesar Souza e Silva said that recent changes in the marketplace, with Airbus and Boeing both now developing ...
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