Embraer has announced that it achieved a 14% increase in aircraft deliveries in 2024 when compared to the previous year, with commercial aircraft outperforming private jets.
The Brazilian planemaker confirmed on January 7, 2025, that 206 aircraft were delivered in the full year of 2024, measured against 181 in 2023.
Individually, commercial aircraft increased by 14% with 73 planes delivered compared to 64 in 2023, and private jet deliveries rose by 13% from 115 the previous year to 130 in 2024.
Embraer originally hoped to deliver between 72 and 80 aircraft in 2024, but this was later revised to between 70 and 73 planes. The original guidance for private jet deliveries in 2024 was placed at between 125 and 135.
Notably, deliveries of Embraer’s E190-E2 increased from one in 2023 to eight in 2024, mainly thanks to low-cost carrier Scoot receiving five of the aircraft type.
#NEWS | @AzorraAviation delivers first Embraer E190-E2 aircraft to @flyscoot. Read full news: https://t.co/MHFig4T7lz #EmbraerStories #WeAreEmbraer #E190E2 pic.twitter.com/Wwrk9pwpFg
— Embraer (@embraer) April 11, 2024
Embraer also shared details for the final quarter of 2024, which indicated that it had delivered 75 aircraft for the period.
This was 27% higher than in the previous quarter when 59 aircraft were delivered, and equal to the volume in the same period of 2023.
Of the 75 planes delivered in the final quarter of 2024, 31 were commercial aircraft and 44 were private jets.
Lastly, Defense and Security also surpassed the previous year’s result, with the delivery of three new C-390 Millennium in 2024 versus two in 2023.
