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Embraer Unveils Phenom 300EV

The third‑generation light jet brings Garmin Emergency Autoland, factory LEO connectivity and modest range and payload gains as Embraer targets initial deliveries in 2028.

Overview

  • Embraer unveiled the Phenom 300EV on Tuesday as an evolved third‑generation variant of its best‑selling Phenom 300 family with a focus on automated safety and pilot workload reduction.
  • The jet will be equipped with Garmin Emergency Autoland, which can take control and land the aircraft if pilots become incapacitated, and a class‑exclusive autobrake system for takeoffs and landings.
  • A customized Garmin G3000 Prodigy Touch flight deck adds runway and taxi situational awareness, synthetic vision, FANS 1/A+ and RNP AR 0.3 navigation capability to expand operational flexibility.
  • Embraer lists a modest performance bump to a 2,055 nautical mile range and roughly 430 pounds of extra payload, plus lithium‑ion auxiliary power, LED lighting and cabin refinements such as an odorless vacuum lavatory and air ionization.
  • Line‑fit Gogo Galileo LEO connectivity will be factory‑installed and Starlink will be offered later as an aftermarket STC; certification steps, STC approvals and public customer orders remain pending ahead of 2028 deliveries.