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Embraer has revealed its first-quarter 2025 backlog, reporting a record high of $26.4 billion. The Brazilian aircraft manufacturer, which is due to release its Q1 results on May 6, noted that its commercial aircraft backlog stood at $10 billion. This figure marks a 2% decline from the previous quarter and a 10% decrease from the same period last year. Embraer has yet to account for the order from All Nippon Airways (ANA) as the deal has not been finalized. "This order will likely be included in the second half of 2025, when the final contract is signed," the company stated.
During the first quarter, Embraer delivered seven commercial aircraft, comprising four E175s and three E195-E2s. The customers included Envoy Air, Horizon Air, Republic Airways, Porter Airlines, Hunnu Air, and Azul. The 2025 delivery forecast for commercial aircraft is set between 77 and 85 units.
The E175 model holds a significant portion of firm orders, primarily driven by United States-based airlines and their affiliates. American Airlines, Republic Airways, and SkyWest Airlines are among the key customers with standing orders of 90, 40, and 16 E175s, respectively. In terms of other models, the E195-E2 and E190-E2 have 151 and 25 firm orders, respectively.
