Embraer to attend 2024 China Airshow, focusing on supply chain cooperation
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Embraer will be at the 15th China International Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition (hereinafter referred to as "Airshow China") in Zhuhai from November 12 to 17. During the exhibition, Embraer will release the latest outlook for the Chinese market in the next 20 years, with a special focus on supply chain cooperation opportunities.
Martyn Holmes, Chief Commercial Officer of Embraer Commercial Aviation, said: "We are very happy to be at the Zhuhai Airshow again. Since Embraer's first exhibition in 2000, we have participated in the China Airshow for 12 consecutive years, and this year is the 13th exhibition. We will use our aircraft products to provide better aviation services to meet market demand; we will maintain an open attitude and actively seek cooperation opportunities in China. The air show provides us with a good platform, and we look forward to taking this opportunity to meet and communicate with our Chinese customers, partners and other stakeholders here."
Over the past 50 years, China and Brazil have established stable diplomatic relations, including cooperation in the aviation field. In order to further deepen cooperation with China's aviation manufacturing industry, Embraer will hold the "Embraer Supply Chain Cooperation Introduction Conference" at 10:00 on November 14 in the 216th meeting room on the second floor of Hall 6 (Aerospace Hall) of the Zhuhai Air Show. Interested companies can go to the Embraer booth H4B1 in Hall 4 to make an appointment and register to participate in the event.
Embraer will hold a press conference at 14:00 on November 13 in the 216th meeting room on the second floor of Hall 6 (Aerospace Hall) of the Zhuhai Air Show. At that time, Embraer will release the outlook for China's commercial aircraft market and cargo aircraft market in the next 20 years. The report emphasizes the important role of fleet flexibility and small narrow-body aircraft in building route network accessibility. The report also analyzes the air cargo market and points out that the development of e-commerce and the demand for faster and more efficient air logistics services have brought new opportunities for small narrow-body cargo aircraft.
In addition, Embraer will also introduce a series of important upgrades of the E2 aircraft at the press conference, including the world's first enhanced take-off system (E2TS), further reduction in fuel consumption, further increase in range, longer engine on-wing time, and cabin optimization upgrades.
Currently, Embraer's E190-E2 and E195-E2 have obtained type certificates issued by the Civil Aviation Administration of China. Embraer has established a complete after-sales service and support system in China to support the operation of the first generation of E series aircraft, including authorized maintenance centers, aviation parts warehouses, and localized pilot training networks. These have laid a solid foundation for the operation of the new generation of E2 series aircraft in China.