Embraer delivered 66 aircraft in the third quarter of 2026, its strongest third-quarter total to date, the Brazilian manufacturer reported on 2 October. The figure was 6% above the same period last year and 2% higher than the preceding quarter.
Commercial aviation accounted for 22 deliveries: 11 E175s and 11 aircraft from the E2 family. That segment increased its handovers by 10% against both comparison periods, which each recorded 20 aircraft.
Business-jet deliveries totalled 41, unchanged from a year earlier. The remaining three aircraft came from defence: one KC-390 transport and two A-29 Super Tucanos.
Across the first nine months, Embraer delivered 175 aircraft, compared with 153 a year earlier. The company linked that progress to efforts to spread production more evenly.
Its full-year outlook remained 80–85 commercial aircraft and 160–170 executive jets. Those ranges are delivery guidance, rather than a new order announcement. Reported totals cover handovers across those businesses.