Aircraft
Trip Report: Embraer Phenom 300
The Phenom 300 showed its capabilities during a delivery flight from Brazil to Florida.
Embraer Executive Jets president and CEO Marco Túlio Pellegrini (center right) and company employees, celebrated delivery of the 30th Phenom with Executive AirShare’s leadership team. This Phenom 300 is painted in colors from the Brazilian flag and features an American and Brazilian flag painted on the vertical stabilizer.  (Photo: Matt Thurber)
Embraer Executive Jets president and CEO Marco Túlio Pellegrini (center right) and company employees, celebrated delivery of the 30th Phenom with Executive AirShare’s leadership team. This Phenom 300 is painted in colors from the Brazilian flag and features an American and Brazilian flag painted on the vertical stabilizer. (Photo: Matt Thurber)

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There is no better way to assess the performance of a business jet than flying it on a long trip, in this case a delivery flight from Embraer’s manufacturing plant in São José dos Campos, Brazil, to the U.S. AIN senior editor Matt Thurber joined Executive AirShare (EAS) chief pilot Alex Franz during the delivery of the company’s last Phenom 300 from Brazil in mid-December. This was also EAS’s 30th Phenom; the remaining Phenoms that EAS has ordered will be assembled at Embraer’s plant in Melbourne, Fla. Also on the trip were EAS chairman emeritus and founder Bob Taylor and his wife, Kathie; Keith Plumb, president and CEO; and director of marketing and corporate communications Jill Plumb.