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How Boeing Royally Screwed Embraer:    • How Boeing Royally Screwed Embraer   Support my work on Patreon:   / cobyexplanes   Thanks so much to my "First Class" patrons Vicky Bagwalla, Sebastian Dimond, and Timothy Franklin To learn more about Vicky's company Cloud Managed Networks, check out the links below! Cloud Managed: https://cloudmanaged.ca/​​ Thanks so much to my videographer friends for generously providing excellent B-roll for this video. Go check out and subscribe to their channels for more A+ plane spotting content ‪@FRAproductions‬ ‪@PlanesWeekly‬ ‪@BrunoLevionnois‬ @miraviation ___________________________________________________________________________ In a world where Boeing and Airbus dominate, it’s best not to be an independent airplane maker. The last couple of years proved that trying to attack this historic duopoly can be a resource intensive - and often unsuccessful - endeavor. Take Bombardier, for instance. Despite its strong legacy, it had to align itself with Airbus to save its marquee C-Series program. Mitsubishi, on the other hand, has struggled to find a foothold for its new DreamJet for years, with sales having ground to a halt. And then there’s Embraer. Following the news of the Airbus-Bombardier sales, Embraer attempted to align with Boeing to boost sales of its flagship E2 jet. But as I covered in detail in this video, both COVID and the 737 MAX proved a toxic combination for Boeing, and they ultimately pulled out of the deal. And the repercussions for Embraer were pretty severe: it’s business has been pushed to the brink. So it might come as a surprise when I tell you that this embattled jetmaker holds the key to finally breaking the Boeing/Airbus duopoly. But, they can’t do it alone. Rather, if Embraer aligns itself with China, they can formulate a recipe together that will finally break the world’s greatest duopoly. Let me explain… #Embraer #Boeing #China #COMAC #Airbus