Aircraft maker, Embraer has posted US$2.2 billion in revenue for the second quarter of 2026, setting a new all time record for the April–June period and marking a 23 per cent increase over 2Q25.

On a consolidated basis, the company posted adjusted EBIT of US$296.9 million, with a 13.3 per cent margin. Adjusted free cash flow excluding Eve reached US$401 million, supported by stronger operating performance, higher pre down payment inflows linked to sales activity, and an extraordinary tax credit.

The tax credit, combined with tariff exemptions and an improved business outlook, prompted Embraer to raise its full year guidance. The company now expects to close 2026 with an adjusted EBIT margin between 10 per cent and 10.6 per cent and adjusted free cash flow excluding Eve of US$400 million or higher.

Adjusted net income rose to US$218.6 million, compared with US$158 million in 2Q25. Investor return metrics also strengthened, with net income attributable to shareholders reaching US$212.6 million and net income per ADS rising to US$1.1880, up from US$78.6 million and US$0.4283 respectively in the year ago quarter.

Embraer reported US$120.8 million in investments during 2Q26 (US$97.5 million in 2Q25). Including Eve, total investments reached US$151 million.

The company delivered 65 aircraft in 2Q26, its strongest second quarter performance in 16 years, up 7 per cent year on year.

In the first half of 2026, deliveries totalled 109 aircraft, about 20% more than the 91 delivered in 1H25, supported by continued progress in production levelling initiatives.