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Embraer C-390 deliveries to Uzbekistan

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Embraer has begun delivered the delivery of first C-390 Millennium medium multi-mission transport aircraft to the Uzbekistan Air Force. The first aircraft, serial number 39000019, was unveiled with markings for the Uzbek Air Force and the national flag. This specific unit was previously associated with the Brazilian Air Force but was redirected to Uzbekistan following a reduction in Brazil’s original order from 28 to 19 aircraft. The delivery ceremony for the first unit took place occurred on September 25 at Embraer’s facility in Gavião Peixoto, Brazil. Uzbekistan is the first customer operator of the C-390 Millennium in Central Asia to operate this model. Asia. Under a contract signed in late 2024, Uzbekistan is expected to receive a second aircraft, with the agreement encompassing covers a total of two aircraft and includes a comprehensive package for training, support, and spare parts. The aircraft acquisition is part of Uzbekistan’s broader strategy to modernize military air mobility and replace aging Soviet-era transport aircraft. The delivered unit (serial number 39000019) was originally intended for the Brazilian Air Force but was redirected to Uzbekistan following a reduction in Brazil’s original order. The C-390 is designed for various diverse roles, including tactical troop cargo and vehicle troop transport, medical evacuation, search and rescue, firefighting, and humanitarian operations. It features a payload capacity of up to 26 tonnes, a maximum speed of approximately 470 knots, and the capability to operate from unpaved runways. When equipped, the aircraft can also function as an aerial refueling. refueler.

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