African media reports say the aircraft could be delivered in 2026, but Embraer has not confirmed the deal

U.S. defense contractor’s “Gunslinger” suite to enhance manned C-UAS missions

Light attack and advanced training aircraft left Embraer’s facility and are due to arrive in Uruguay on Wednesday

Uruguayan Air Force begins acceptance process in Brazil; order totals six aircraft

Major-General Nowak confirms evaluation plan and broader review of available aircraft platforms

Five aircraft out of 12 ordered by the Portuguese Air Force are already in the country being adapted to NATO standards before delivery

Agreement involves production of a sole aircraft in the US while customer awaiting FMS approval

Nation becomes the eighth Latin American country to adopt Embraer’s aircraft for surveillance and defense missions

The advanced training and close air support aircraft meet NATO requirements and will be transferred to the OGMA branch before being delivered to the Portuguese Air Force.

The South American country has ordered six light attack aircraft, deliveries of which are expected in the second half of 2025.