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Embraer wins two key orders as backlog grows

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Embraer won both a civilian and military aircraft contract this week.  The new orders bring the company’s book to bill ratio for 2024 up to 1.71, a strong performance as growth in military operations with multiple C-390 wins has strengthened backlog.

Civil Order with Luxair

On the civil side, Luxair has exercised option for two additional E195-E2 models, bringing its total to six on order, with three purchase rights remaining.  First deliveries under the 2023 order are expected in early 2026, with the additional aircraft scheduled for 2027.

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“The E195-E2 is a critical investment in Luxair’s future, enabling us to balance growth with our commitment to a greener and quieter future. Starting in 2026, these aircraft will mark the beginning of a new era for Luxair, bringing quieter operations, superior fuel efficiency, and unmatched passenger comfort to our customers. With a focus on a remarkably quiet interior cabin and low noise emissions, the E195-E2 aligns perfectly with our vision for a more sustainable, efficient, and customer-focused regional airline,” said Gilles Feith

, CEO of Luxair.

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