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        	  Embraer has confirmed that its multi-mission 
			  airlift KC-390, which will soon be delivered to the Brazilian Air 
			  Force, will be in the static area of the Paris Airshow from 17 to 
			  23 June 2019. 
			  The KC-390 will also perform flight demonstrations 
			  on the first two days of the show. 
			  In agreement with the Brazilian Air Force 
			  (FAB), the 
			  airplane will return to Brazil right after the airshow so that it 
			  can begin the acceptance and delivery process. 
			  
			   
			  “The assembly of the first aircraft to be 
			  delivered to the FAB marks a major change in Embraer's dynamics in 
			  this market,” said Jackson Schneider, President and CEO of Embraer 
			  Defense & Security. “The KC-390 is a multi-mission aircraft that 
			  has attracted great interest internationally and the Paris Airshow is the perfect occasion to showcase the aircraft in the 
			  configuration that will be operated by the FAB, proving its 
			  superior flexibility, performance and productivity.” 
			  The KC-390 program has 
			  already reached important milestones, such as Brazil's Civil 
			  Aviation Agency's (ANAC) Type Certificate and the production of 
			  the first series aircraft that performed its first flight in 
			  October 2018. To date, the flight test campaign has surpassed 
			  2,200 flight hours. 
			  “The 
			  expectation for its entry into service is huge, considering the 
			  aircraft is a milestone in military aviation, where its 
			  innovativeness will bring improvements in the execution of 
			  multiple missions, contributing greatly to the fulfillment of 
			  FAB’s mission to control, defend and integrate our nation,” said Lieutenant-Brigadier Antonio Carlos Moretti Bermudez, 
			  Brazilian Air Force Commander. 
			  
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