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Embraer delivers 66 aircraft in third quarter of 2026

The Brazilian manufacturer reported a 6% annual increase in quarterly deliveries.

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Embraer said on October 2 that it delivered 66 aircraft in the third quarter of 2026, up 6% from a year earlier. The company described the quarter as its strongest third quarter for deliveries.

The total comprised 22 commercial aircraft, 41 executive jets and three defense aircraft. Deliveries over the first nine months reached 175, compared with 153 in the same period of 2025.

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Embraer deliveries in Q3 2026.

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66 count
2026-07 — 2026-09 · Observed
Commercial aviation
22 count
2026-07 — 2026-09 · Observed
Executive jets
41 count
2026-07 — 2026-09 · Observed
Defense and security
3 count
2026-07 — 2026-09 · Observed
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Delivered aircraft are transcribed from the company release. They cover July–September; they do not measure orders or revenue.

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