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Embraer Executive Aviation Sees Flat Deliveries, Rising Revenue

November 13, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Embraer delivered 41 executive jets in Q3, unchanged year on year.
Revenue rose 12% to $655m due to higher prices and product mix.
Adjusted EBIT climbed to $105m, lifting the margin to 16.0%.
Record backlog reached $8.2bn, up 12% from $7.3bn a year earlier.

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Strategic Implications

Embraer's flat deliveries alongside rising revenue and margin may indicate a shift in the executive jet market towards pricing and product mix as key drivers of earnings. The record backlog suggests strong demand, which could lead to increased production capacity and supply chain investments, potentially benefiting Embraer's competitors and suppliers.

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What Happened

Executive Jet Maker Posts 12% Revenue Gain Amid Record Backlog

Embraer’s Executive Aviation division delivered 41 executive jets in the third quarter of 2026, the same as in the third quarter of 2025, but revenue rose 12% to $655m due to higher prices and product mix. Adjusted EBIT climbed to $105m, lifting the margin to 16.0%. The segment’s gross margin rose to 22.2% from 18.7%, and the record backlog reached $8.2bn, up 12% from $7.3bn a year earlier. According to AviNews, Embraer is investing to increase production of the Phenoms and the Praetors, with a target of 200 executive jet deliveries a year by 2028.

Source | Originally Published: October 26, 2026

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