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US Air Force Divests A-29 Super Tucanos, Raising Production Concerns for Embraer

1 report, 1 independent Updated Tue 00:00
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The US Air Force is divesting three A-29 Super Tucanos, stating the aircraft did not meet the intended use for the Air Force Test Pilot School. These turboprops, manufactured by Embraer, were originally acquired by Air Force Special Operations Command before being transferred to the test pilot school at Edwards Air Force Base.

From breakingdefense.com

Why it matters

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Embraer assembles the A-29 Super Tucano at a facility in Jacksonville, Florida. Embraer officials have stated that the Jacksonville assembly line could be at risk if sufficient demand does not materialize.

From breakingdefense.com

Who's involved

  • EmbraerAircraft manufacturer of the A-29 Super Tucano
  • JacksonvilleLocation of the A-29 Super Tucano assembly line
  • FloridaState where the A-29 Super Tucano assembly line is located

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  • EmbraerSpeculative

    Embraer could face reduced demand from the divestment, potentially impacting revenue from the Jacksonville assembly line.

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