At the Paris Air Show, Embraer, a prominent name in aerospace, celebrates a significant milestone as the A-29 Super Tucano fleet has accumulated over 600,000 flight hours across 22 global air forces.
The A-29 is favored by air forces seeking a reliable, combat-tested, and affordable aircraft, capable of performing a variety of missions such as Advanced Pilot Training, Close Air Support, Air Patrol, Air Interdiction, JTAC Training, Armed ISR, Border Surveillance, Reconnaissance, and Air Escort.
Portugal’s recent procurement of the NATO-interoperable A-29N Super Tucano highlights the aircraft’s versatility and adherence to rigorous NATO standards, featuring sophisticated avionics and specialized communications systems.
Known as the most effective multi-mission aircraft in its category, the A-29 integrates state-of-the-art technology for precise targeting, weapon deployment, and seamless communication. Its rugged design allows operations from rough runways and challenging conditions, while requiring minimal maintenance. The aircraft combines high availability and reliability with low life cycle costs, making it an optimal choice for diverse operational needs.
