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Embraer’s Moment: What 2026 Means for the Small Narrowbody Market

Author: Aircraft Value News
January 26, 2026

If 2025 was about recovery, 2026 looks like consolidation for the small narrowbody segment. Nowhere is this more evident than in Embraer’s E Jet E2 family, which is emerging as a beneficiary of both fleet right sizing and OEM bottlenecks elsewhere.

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