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Embraer Eyes Third C-390 Assembly Line in US

Key Takeaways
  • Embraer considers third C-390 assembly line in the US.
  • Move aims to support military airlift campaign and raise global output.
  • Decision contingent on outcome of US sales campaign.
  • Potential US facility would follow existing operations in Brazil and planned line in India.
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Strategic Implications

This potential expansion may indicate Embraer's growing confidence in the C-390's global market prospects. Establishing a US production line could strengthen the company's position in major national procurement campaigns, suggesting a shift towards more localized supply chains and manufacturing partnerships.

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What Happened

Brazilian Aerospace Giant Expands Global Production Capacity

Embraer is exploring the possibility of establishing a third C-390 Millennium assembly line in the United States, as part of its efforts to expand global production capacity and support its military airlift campaign. The move, announced by President and CEO Francisco Gomes Neto during the company’s second-quarter 2026 earnings call, remains contingent on the outcome of an undisclosed US sales campaign. Embraer expects its Brazilian facilities to reach an annual production capacity of 10 C-390 aircraft by 2030, with potential assembly lines in India and the US allowing the company to move beyond that level. This development was first reported by Defence Industry Europe.

Source | Originally Published: August 13, 2026

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Key Takeaways
  • Embraer considers third C-390 assembly line in the US.
  • Move aims to support military airlift campaign and raise global output.
  • Decision contingent on outcome of US sales campaign.
  • Potential US facility would follow existing operations in Brazil and planned line in India.
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Strategic Implications

This potential expansion may indicate Embraer's growing confidence in the C-390's global market prospects. Establishing a US production line could strengthen the company's position in major national procurement campaigns, suggesting a shift towards more localized supply chains and manufacturing partnerships.

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What Happened

Brazilian Aerospace Giant Expands Global Production Capacity

Embraer is exploring the possibility of establishing a third C-390 Millennium assembly line in the United States, as part of its efforts to expand global production capacity and support its military airlift campaign. The move, announced by President and CEO Francisco Gomes Neto during the company’s second-quarter 2026 earnings call, remains contingent on the outcome of an undisclosed US sales campaign. Embraer expects its Brazilian facilities to reach an annual production capacity of 10 C-390 aircraft by 2030, with potential assembly lines in India and the US allowing the company to move beyond that level. This development was first reported by Defence Industry Europe.

Source | Originally Published: August 13, 2026

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