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Embraer Holds Third Legacy 600 Operators Meeting in Moscow

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October 8, 2009

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The event is an important opportunity to share ideas and good practices
São José dos Campos, October 7, 2009 – Embraer hosts its third Legacy 600 Operators
Meeting in Moscow, today, at Marriott Tverskaya Hotel. This meeting is an excellent
opportunity for strengthening the Company’s relationship with its customers from Russia and
neighboring countries.
“The Legacy 600 Operators Meeting in Moscow provides a great chance for exchanging ideas,
sharing experiences and networking with our operators, technical personnel, and customer
support representatives,” said Antonio Martini, Embraer Vice President, Customer Support and
Services, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa – Executive Jets. “We are committed to hearing
our customers’ wishes, in order to continuously improve our support services.”
The meeting covers technical issues and updates for the Legacy 600, as well as flight operations
and maintenance programs, with sessions about Embraer Authorized Service Centers; Material
Support, Parts & Logistics; and the Embraer Executive Care (EEC) program.
The Legacy 600 jet entered service in 2002, and shares important qualities with the ERJ 145
regional jet platform, including low fuel consumption, reduced operating costs, ease of
maintenance, and outstanding reliability. With more than 170 flying in 26 countries, worldwide,
the Legacy 600 is customized to the needs of the executive aviation market, offering a range of up
to 3,400 nautical miles, or 6,297 km, top-quality interior finishing, three distinct cabin zones,
excellent comfort, and global assistance at dedicated executive jet service centers.

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