Embraer's Phenom 100 passed a key milestone less than has years after entering service, passing the 100,000 flight hour mark as a fleet. Embraer has delivered 240 Phenom 100 light jets since the first of the type entered service in December 2008. The first US-built Phenom 100 was delivered three years later. "This is a significant milestone achieved in such a short time," says Luciano Castro, Embraer vice-president of executive jet programmes.
Source: Flight Daily News
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