The first fuselage has been joined for India’s airborne early warning aircraft, according to Embraer.
The fuselage join took place in March for the first of three EMB-145s to be fitted with the Indian-designed radar, the Brazilian aircraft maker says in reporting its first-quarter results, adding that the program “is moving ahead as planned.”
What’s more, Embraer also reports its KC-390 tanker/transport development is holding to schedule. A full-size mockup of the cargo compartment to be used for ground tests with real payloads should be finished soon.
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Embraer Progresses On AEW Aircraft, KC-390 article seems to have a wrong link, for detailed reading.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the heads-up. Link has been rectified.
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