Embraer has sold two ERJ-135 long-range jets to the Royal Thai Army and Navy as it seeks to expand its share of the government transport market in Asia.
The aircraft will be used for VVIP transport and medical evacuation missions. Embraer says sales of the ERJ-135 to international governments are gaining momentum, with aircraft sold to Brazil, Belgium, Greece, India and Nigeria.
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Source: FlightGlobal.com
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