Embraer said it delivered 55 jets during the fourth quarter of 2021, including 39 business jets and 16 commercial models. Deliveries for the year totaled 141, of which 93 were business jets and 48 were commercial aircraft.
During the fourth quarter, Embraer and NetJets Inc. entered an agreement for up to 100 Phenom 300 jets amounting to more than $1.2 billion. Under the agreement, NetJets will take delivery of the Phenom 300E model in the second quarter of 2023.
In the commercial segment, the company said it entered an agreement with Azorra, an aircraft leasing and management concern, to acquire 20 aircraft from its E2 family, which includes the E190-E2 and E195-E2 jets. The transaction includes an additional 30 purchase rights and is valued at $3.9 billion, Embraer said.
The company said it also received three firm orders and three purchase rights for its E175 jet from Nigeria-based Overland Airways. Deliveries of the 88-seat aircraft will begin next year, and that the transaction is worth up to $299.4 million. Embraer said it completed a purchase agreement for three 76-seat E175 aircraft with American Airlines, with a value of $160.2 million.
In 2020, the company reported deliveries of 71 aircraft in the fourth quarter and 130 for the year.
