A fine display of Brazilian art dominates the chalet of manufacturer Embraer. Now there is more Brazilian art - this time from Flight International.
President Mauricio Botelho and Horacio Forjaz, vice-president corporate communications, were presented with a framed copy of the cutaway of the Embraer 190 that appears in today's Flight International.
Making the presentation was Flight editor Murdo Morrison. Each cutaway takes up to five months to produce.
Source: Flight Daily News
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