Archive · 27 Jan 2026
Embraer and Adani Partner for India Assembly
Embraer, a company that makes airplanes, wants to make and deliver more jets.
They had a good year with lots of orders, especially for their E2 series.
Their boss, Arjan Meijer, says they want to make about 100 jets a year, which is what they did before the pandemic.
They might even make more because there's a lot of demand.
They're also working on making sure they have all the parts they need and fixing any problems with the engines.
There's a chance they might start making planes in India too.
They've partnered with a big Indian company called Adani Group to set up a factory in India.
This will help make more planes and improve air travel to smaller cities in India.
The Indian government is happy about this because it will help the country make more things itself and create jobs.
The planes made in India will also help meet the growing demand for air travel in the region.
Embraer aims to increase jet deliveries to 100 units annually within two years, a 30% increase from 2025.
The company quadrupled sales of its E2 series in 2025, securing 131 net orders.
Demand is strong as airlines replace fleets set aside during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Embraer is focusing on stabilizing supply chains and engine maintenance, with Pratt & Whitney engines expected to be stable by 2026.
Embraer and Adani Group have announced a strategic collaboration to set up a regional aircraft assembly line in India, aiming to enhance air connectivity to Tier 2 and 3 cities and boost indigenous manufacturing.
- Who
- Embraer, a Brazilian planemaker, and its CEO Arjan Meijer, along with Adani Group, a major Indian conglomerate
- What
- Embraer aims to increase jet deliveries to pre-pandemic levels and beyond, and has partnered with Adani Group to set up a regional aircraft assembly line in India
- When
- Within the next two years, with engine stability expected by 2026 and a final decision on the facility location expected in the next few months
- Where
- Global, with a new assembly line in India, focusing on Tier 2 and 3 cities
- Why
- Due to a recent boom in orders and airlines catching up on fleet replacements post-pandemic, and to enhance air connectivity and boost indigenous manufacturing in India
- Company
- Embraer
- Current Annual Deliveries
- 78 jets
- Target Deliveries
- 100 jets in 2 years
- Recent Orders
- 131 net orders for E2 series
- CEO
- Arjan Meijer
- Engine Supplier
- Pratt & Whitney
- Potential New Assembly Location
- India
- Expected Engine Stability
- 2026
- Partner Company
- Adani Group
- Market Focus
- Tier 2 and 3 cities in India
- Agreement Type
- Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
- Civil Aviation Secretary
- Samir Kumar Sinha
- Adani Defence & Aerospace Director
- Jeet Adani
- Civil Aviation Minister
- K Rammohan Naidu
- Adani Defence & Aerospace President and CEO
- Ashish Rajvanshi
- Projected Aircraft Demand in India
- 500 aircraft in the 80- to 146-seat segment over the next 20 years
Sources
Embraer jetmaking CEO eyes higher output after order spree
Adani Aerospace and Embraer partner to make commercial planes in India
Adani Group and Embraer announce strategic partnership to assemble aircraft in India - Telegraph India
Adani Group, Embraer announce strategic collaboration on regional transport aircraft in India
Adani, Embraer Sign Pact To Make Aircraft In India
Embraer, Adani Defence & Aerospace to develop regional transport aircraft ecosystem in India
Adani Defence, Embraer join hands to set up regional aircraft assembly line in India