Overview
- Embraer, which reported results Monday, said its order book reached $32.1 billion, up 22% from a year earlier and marking a sixth consecutive quarterly record.
- Deliveries rose to 44 aircraft in the first quarter from 30 a year ago, equal to about 16% of the company’s 2026 delivery midpoint target and reflecting progress in its production ramp.
- Commercial aviation led growth with a $15 billion backlog, about 50% higher year over year, helped by Finnair’s commitment for up to 46 E195-E2 jets with 18 units counted this quarter.
- Services & Support set a record at $5.1 billion, an increase of 11% year over year that deepens recurring revenue through maintenance and parts contracts tied to the growing fleet.
- Backlog balance remained broad across segments, with Executive Aviation at $7.6 billion and Defense & Security at $4.4 billion, as the Phenom 300 stayed the world’s top-selling light jet for a 14th straight year.