Embraer Illuminates Plans for Aviation’s ‘Future Ecosystem’

The company also announced the Praetor 500/600 full-flight simulator coming to FlightSafety’s Orlando location in 2023.

Tuesday, October 18, 2022 at 09:03 AM ET

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The Praetor 500 will soon have its own full-flight simulator at FlightSafety International’s Orlando, Florida, location. [Courtesy: Jim Barrett]

Key Takeaways:

Embraer Executive Jets is actively leading the aviation industry's transformation towards a green future, driven by corporate ethics and a focus on meeting new, younger buyers' expectations for sustainability.
The company's strategic plan centers on four key areas: zero-emissions propulsion, autonomous flight, AI and data science, and Industry 4.0 (adaptive manufacturing).
Embraer is expanding training capabilities for its growing Praetor fleet by partnering with FlightSafety International to launch a new full-flight simulator for the Praetor 500/600 in Q2 2023.

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How to take advantage of the current movement to transform the aviation industry to meet its green future? For Embraer Executive Jets—it feels like a mission.

At a press conference addressing big sustainability questions at NBAA’s Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition on Monday, Embraer Executive Jets president and CEO Michael Almafitano gave an energizing overview of the company’s broad plan to lead the development of the “future ecosystem” for aviation, calling it the company’s “fiduciary responsibility” as well as the right thing to do from a corporate ethics standpoint.