Turkish Aerospace (TUSAŞ) and Embraer have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to explore potential industrial collaboration, focusing on expanding manufacturing, assembly and research and development (R&D) capabilities. The agreement was formalised at LAAD Defence & Security 2025 in Rio de Janeiro, with key officials from both Brazil and Türkiye in attendance.
Embraer is actively seeking new suppliers and partners to support the increasing global demand for its aircraft, while Turkish Aerospace aims to leverage its expertise in producing metallic and composite structures, fuselage assembly, component manufacturing, testing and aircraft painting. The collaboration will enable both companies to explore synergies in aerospace development and production.
The MoU sets the stage for a potential long-term partnership, with discussions centred on enhancing industrial cooperation and advancing aviation technology. Turkish Aerospace sees this agreement as an opportunity to strengthen its technological capabilities and contribute to the future of the aerospace sector.
By combining their strengths, both companies aim to foster innovation, improve efficiency in manufacturing, and support the growth of the aviation ecosystem. The collaboration is expected to enhance supply chain resilience and create new opportunities for technological advancements within the global aerospace industry.
This partnership marks a significant step for Turkish Aerospace as it expands its presence in international markets while reinforcing Embraer’s strategy of diversifying its industrial partnerships worldwide.
