Embraer (NYSE: ERJ) hits 2025 jet delivery guidance with 244 aircraft
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Embraer S.A. reported strong operating results, delivering 91 aircraft in the fourth quarter of 2025, above both 3Q25 (62) and 4Q24 (75). Commercial Aviation delivered 32 jets in the quarter, including 15 E195-E2 aircraft, and totaled 78 jets in 2025, in-line with its 77–85 aircraft guidance. Executive Aviation delivered 53 jets in 4Q25 and 155 in 2025, reaching the high end of its 145–155 guidance range. In Defense & Security, Embraer delivered 2 KC-390 Millennium aircraft and 4 A-29 Super Tucano in the quarter. For 2025 overall, the company delivered 244 aircraft across all segments, up from 206 in the previous year.
Positive
- Total deliveries rose to 244 aircraft in 2025, up from 206 in the prior year, showing notable volume growth.
- Commercial Aviation deliveries of 78 jets in 2025 were in-line with guidance of 77–85 aircraft.
- Executive Aviation delivered 155 jets in 2025, achieving the high end of its 145–155 guidance range.
Negative
- None.
Insights
Embraer increased 2025 deliveries, meeting or hitting the high end of guidance.
Embraer reports 91 aircraft delivered in 4Q25, ahead of both 3Q25 (62) and 4Q24 (75), indicating a strong year-end production and delivery performance. Total 2025 deliveries reached 244 aircraft across Commercial, Executive, and Defense & Security, compared with 206 in the prior year.
Commercial Aviation delivered 32 jets in 4Q25 and 78 in 2025, in-line with its 77–85 aircraft guidance, suggesting execution consistent with internal targets. Executive Aviation delivered 53 jets in 4Q25 and 155 in 2025, at the high end of its 145–155 guidance, supported by the Phenom 300, which saw 23 units delivered in the quarter.
Defense & Security added 2 KC-390 Millennium aircraft and 4 A-29 Super Tucano in the quarter, contributing to the mix rather than the bulk of volume. The combination of higher total deliveries and performance within or at the top of guidance ranges may support perceptions of operational stability, with future filings needed to show the related revenue and margin effects.
