RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – The exhibition will take place from Tuesday until November 25, in the venue’s sustainability area coordinated and organized by Apex-Brasil.
The company will exhibit small aircraft replicas, including the eVTOL, an electric vertical take-off and landing vehicle (a kind of flying car) – with zero carbon emissions, low noise and a simple and intuitive design, with production currently underway at EMBRAER for companies in the aircraft sharing business.
EMBRAER will present visitors of the Brazil Pavilion at Expo Dubai projects focused on clean travel to be launched in the near future.
The KC-390 military plane and the E2 and 14-bis commercial jet, modeled on the planes built by Brazilian inventor Santos Dumont over a century ago, complete the exhibit.
In the United Arab Emirates, EMBRAER is also participating in the Dubai Airshow, which began this Sunday. The company will present its aircraft to manufacturers and suppliers, military officials and airlines.
Some of the most prominent aircraft produced in Brazil will be at Dubai Airport: E195-E2 (commercial jet), C390 Millennium (military), Praetor (executive jet) and Super Tucano (fighter plane).
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