Embraer emerges as global aviation leader from Brazilian hub
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer has become the world's third-largest plane maker, with its industrial base in São José dos Campos, Brazil, a city transformed into an aeronautical hub by state initiative.
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer has established itself as the world's third-largest plane maker, following Boeing and Airbus. Its industrial heart is located in São José dos Campos, a city in the state of São Paulo. This location was designated by the Brazilian state approximately fifty years ago to become a significant aeronautical hub. What was once known for its healthy climate and sanatoriums has transformed into a symbol of Brazil's industrial achievements, despite its initially unassuming character. Embraer's rise from this base underscores the nation's success in the global aerospace sector.
Sources: Le Monde