Overview
- Embraer announced that the Phenom 300EV has received synchronized certification from Brazil’s ANAC, the U.S. FAA and the EU’s EASA, clearing the jet for operation in major markets.
- The 300EV will be the first light jet certified with Garmin Emergency Autoland and will carry the system as a line‑fitted safety feature that can detect pilot incapacitation and land the aircraft automatically.
- Embraer lists performance improvements including a range up to 2,055 nautical miles and about 430 pounds more payload than the previous model, plus a top speed near Mach 0.80.
- The jet adds electronically controlled systems such as autothrottle, autobrake, rudder‑by‑wire and a Multi‑Purpose Electronic Controller, and it uses the Prodigy Touch flight deck with updated safety functions.
- The 300EV will be line‑fitted with Gogo Galileo LEO connectivity with Starlink offered as an option, and Embraer plans to begin customer deliveries in 2028.