Embraer delivers 41 business jets in record Q3
Embraer delivered 41 executive jets in the third quarter of 2026, bringing business jet deliveries to 115 for the year and keeping its 160-to-170 target in reach.
- 41 executive jets delivered in Q3 2026
- 66 total aircraft delivered across Embraer in the quarter
- 22 light jets: 2 Phenom 100s and 20 Phenom 300s
- 19 Praetors: 9 Praetor 500s and 10 Praetor 600s
- 115 business jets delivered through the first nine months of 2026
Embraer’s executive jet division delivered 41 aircraft in the third quarter, matching the year-earlier business jet count. Across all Embraer units, the company delivered 66 aircraft, its best third-quarter total.
The private-jet mix was balanced: 22 light jets and 19 Praetors. That included 20 Phenom 300s, two Phenom 100s, nine Praetor 500s and 10 Praetor 600s. Year to date, Embraer has delivered 115 executive jets.
The important comparison is not just last year, but the full-year target. Embraer has guided for 160 to 170 executive jet deliveries in 2026, so it needs a strong fourth quarter but not an extraordinary one. The figures also show why the Phenom and Praetor families remain central players in fractional, corporate and owner-flown fleets.
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