Embraer will promote its KC-390 Millennium multi-mission aircraft at MSPO 2025 in Kielce, marking the company’s first participation in Poland’s flagship defence exhibition, the company stated.
The event runs from 2–5 September, with Embraer displaying its platform in Hall 1, Booth E18.
Bosco da Costa Junior, President and CEO of Embraer Defense & Security, said: “We are excited to participate in MSPO for the first time. This prestigious event represents a valuable opportunity to strengthen the bonds of friendship and cooperation that unite us with our Polish partners. We regard Poland as a nation with a rich and distinguished aerospace heritage, and as a vital member of NATO. Embraer is committed to fostering meaningful collaboration with the Polish defense industry, and we believe the KC-390 Millennium could play a key role in enhancing regional capabilities and interoperability.”
According to Embraer, the company is building a European “ecosystem” around the KC-390, covering training, maintenance, research and development, and industry partnerships. The company said this approach would strengthen defence capacity and improve interoperability among NATO members.
The KC-390 is already in service with the Brazilian Air Force, the Portuguese Air Force, and the Hungarian Air Force. Embraer noted that the platform has achieved a mission capability rate of 93 percent and mission completion rates above 99 percent. So far, 11 air forces worldwide have selected the aircraft, including eight European countries and seven NATO members, the company stated.
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