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Embraer Plans Net Zero Carbon Path with New Energia Family
The Brazilian airframer is proposing four aircraft concepts, with hybrid, electric, and hydrogen propulsion systems, seating nine to 50 passengers.
Embraer's proposed Energia family of aircraft would reduced carbon, or carbon zero, ways to provide flights of up to 500 nm, carrying between 9 and 50 passengers. (Image: Embraer)
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Charles Alcock
• Managing Editor
November 8, 2021
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