Embraer, in partnership with Mahindra, has chosen Nagpur, India, to establish a manufacturing facility for the company’s C-390 transport aircraft. This selection follows an evaluation process aimed at supporting Embraer's bid within the competitive tender for the Indian Air Force’s NR1 trillion ($10 billion) requirement. The proposed assembly line will contribute to producing the KC-390, which is currently competing against Lockheed Martin’s C-130J Super Hercules for this significant contract. Mahindra’s involvement highlights the strategic importance of local partnerships within India’s aerospace sector. The project represents a substantial investment and positions both companies to capitalize on growing demand for military airlift capabilities globally.
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