Embraer Services & Support is accelerating its growth pace and consolidating its role as one of the main drivers of growth for the next years, by offering high-skilled agnostic services combining operational excellence, customer experience, and innovative solutions. Today the business unit announced several new initiatives, including new MRO facilities, full-flight simulators network expansion, Pool Program growth, AHEAD (Aircraft Health Analysis and Diagnosis) update, and connectivity solutions for E-Jets.
Embraer Services & Support has been expanding its MRO network worldwide at a fast pace during the past year. The business unit doubled its maintenance service capacity for Executive Jets in the United States, through the addition of three Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facilities in Dallas Love Field, Cleveland, and Sanford. In Europe, Embraer Services & Support also announced that it will double its capacity for Executive Jets in Le Bourget (France).
The full-flight simulator global network is also growing. Embraer Services & Support will open three new Commercial Aviation simulators worldwide. The locations will be disclosed soon. In partnership with CAE, Embraer opened this year the Asia Pacific region’s first E-Jets E2 simulator in Singapore near Changi Airport, aiming to support E2 operators in the region. For Executive Jets, two more simulators are also to start operations, in locations to be revealed. CAE and Embraer have just launched a new full-flight simulator in Burgess-Hill for the Phenom 300. Additionally, a new simulator for the C-390 Millennium will be disclosed soon. Embraer already has a full-flight simulator for the multimission aircraft in São José dos Campos, Brazil.
