Monday 20 May 2013
Mexico City.- Embraer and Boeing, the aircraft producers, announced a cooperation agreement meant to benefit their customers, both companies and the global aeronautics sector. In a press release, both companies state that the purpose of the agreement is improving operational efficiency, safety and productivity, increasing customer satisfaction and generating value for both companies and their customers.
Boeing and Embraer agreed to explore several ways to cooperate, among which the following stand out: features in commercial airplanes that allow improving operational safety and efficiency; research and technology; sustainable biofuel for aviation. They will also look for more opportunities to collaborate in order to generate mutual benefits and value for their customers.
“This agreement will fructify in more real opportunities to cut down customers’ operation costs and improve their fleets efficiency”, Jim Albaugh, President and CEO with Boeing, affirmed.
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