Flexjet Expands Fleet with Historic USD 7 Billion Embraer Deal

  • 27th Feb 2025
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Flexjet Expands Fleet with Historic USD 7 Billion Embraer Deal

Flexjet has secured a landmark $7 billion fleet acquisition from Embraer Executive Jets, reinforcing its position as a leader in fractional jet ownership. The agreement, described as the largest in Flexjet’s history and the biggest firm order for Embraer’s executive aircraft to date, reflects the company’s ongoing investment in luxury, innovation, and high-performance aviation.

Strengthening the Fleet with Cutting-Edge Embraer Jets

As part of the deal, Flexjet is set to integrate Embraer’s most in-demand business jets, including the Praetor 600, Praetor 500, and the latest Phenom 300E. These aircraft, recognized for their advanced technology, extended range, and superior cabin comfort, are expected to further enhance the private aviation experience for Flexjet owners.

A Partnership Rooted in Two Decades of Collaboration

The agreement has been viewed as a reaffirmation of the long-standing partnership between Flexjet and Embraer, dating back to 2003 when Flight Options, Flexjet’s predecessor, added the Embraer Legacy executive jet to its fleet. Over the years, Flexjet has remained at the forefront of fractional jet ownership by incorporating Embraer’s most advanced aircraft, including being the first to introduce models such as the Phenom 300, Legacy 450, and Praetor 500/600.

Embraer’s leadership has expressed confidence in the deal’s significance, emphasizing that Flexjet’s continued investment strengthens their 20-year relationship. The company has also highlighted its enthusiasm for continuing to provide Flexjet clients with market-leading aircraft.

A Legacy of Growth and Expansion

With more than 150 Embraer aircraft delivered to Flexjet since 2003, the latest order is seen as a continuation of a strong collaboration. The Praetor 600, initially launched in Europe, experienced such high demand that Flexjet expanded its operations to North America in 2023, further extending its Embraer fleet across multiple regions. Leadership at Flexjet has noted the exceptional performance of the Praetor 500 and Praetor 600, attributing their success to the aircraft’s efficiency and reliability.

Pushing the Boundaries of Private Aviation

Beyond the scale of the acquisition, the agreement is expected to have a significant impact on private aviation, particularly in terms of range, efficiency, and onboard luxury. The Phenom 300 series, which has been recognized as the best-selling light business jet for 12 consecutive years by the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA), continues to set industry benchmarks.

By expanding its Embraer fleet, Flexjet is poised to elevate its services even further, reinforcing its standing as a pioneer in luxury fractional jet ownership.


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