Jato Executivo Legacy 450 é certificado na Europa
Written by thomas · Filed Under Notícias da aeronáuticaSeptember 11, 2015
São José dos Campos – SP, 10 de setembro de 2015 – O Legacy 450 da Embraer Aviação Executiva recebeu nesta quarta-feira, dia 9, a certificação de tipo da European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), autoridade aeronáutica da Europa. A aeronave atingiu ou superou todas as metas de desenvolvimento do projeto, como autonomia de voo, desempenho de pista, distância de decolagem em condições de alta temperatura e elevada altitude (hot-and-high) e peso máximo. A conclusão do processo na Europa segue as recentes certificações emitidas pelas agências de aviação do Brasil e dos Estados Unidos.
“Essa é uma importante conquista que abre caminho para iniciar entregas em países da União Europeia e nações associadas à EASA,” disse Marco Tulio Pellegrini, Presidente & CEO da Embraer Aviação Executiva. “O Legacy 450 é um jato executivo revolucionário que reforça nosso compromisso de entregar ao mercado verdadeiras inovações.”
Com autonomia de até 4.769 km (2.575 milhas náuticas), o jato executivo Legacy 450, da categoria mid-light, pode voar sem paradas de Nova York a Las Vegas, Dubai a Moscou ou de Jacarta a Hong Kong. A aeronave tem a maior cabine da sua categoria, acomodando confortavelmente até nove passageiros, e é o primeiro jato do segmento a substituir os controles de voo convencionais pela tecnologia totalmente digital fly-by-wire.
A Embraer já iniciou a produção do Legacy 450 e a primeira entrega está prevista para o último trimestre de 2015.
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