Aviation News – Embraer has officially delivered the first C-390 Millennium multi-mission transport aircraft to the Uzbekistan Air Force, marking a major leap forward for the nation's strategic defense capabilities. The handover took place during a formal ceremony at Embraer's aviation facility in Gavião Peixoto, Brazil. ​The milestone stems from a contract finalized at the end of 2024, which outlines a broader strategic relationship between Embraer and the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Plus le temps passe, plus le projet d’avion de transport tactique FMTC , subventionné par la Commission européenne au titre de la Coopération structurée

The very notion defies intuition: 420 tons of metal, electronics, and sheer ambition clawing its way into the sky. Yet, this is the routine…

The UAE signs a contract with Embraer for up to 20 C-390 Millennium aircraft, including local maintenance capabilities and diverse mission roles.

Aviation News – The Tawazun Council for Defence Enablement has awarded a contract to Embraer for 10 firm aircraft orders and 10 additional options, strengthening the United Arab Emirates’ operational airlift capacity and defense logistics network.The agreement forms part of the UAE’s broader strategy to enhance its sovereign defense capabilities while fostering industrial collaboration with a local Emirati defense partner.

Aviation News – Airbus Delivers First A400M to Indonesian Air Force Airbus Defence and Space has delivered Indonesia’s first A400M military transport aircraft, marking a key step in the nation’s defense modernization program. The aircraft will enhance Indonesia’s ability to conduct strategic and humanitarian airlift operations across its vast archipelago. The handover ceremony took place at Halim Air Force Base in Jakarta on 3 November 2025, following the official transfer from Airbus’s facility in Seville, Spain.

The Kingdom of Sweden has officially signed a contract to acquire four C-390 Millennium multi-mission aircraft from Embraer, marking a major step in enhancing Europe’s tactical airlift capabilities. The deal also includes seven additional purchase options, signaling the potential for expanded cooperation among European allies. The agreement, announced on October 6, 2025, at Uppsala Air Base, is part of a trilateral partnership between Austria, Sweden, and the Netherlands aimed at joint procurement and interoperability across Europe’s defense landscape.