In October 2019, Liebherr-Aerospace delivered the main landing gear with serial number 1,000 to the final assembly line of the regional jet Embraer 170/175 in São José dos Campos (Brazil).
Embraer had started the series delivery of the Embraer 170/175, the first version of the E-Jet-family in March 2004. The regional jet has a seating capacity of 66-78 passengers and can carry a full load of passengers up to 3,982 km (2,150 nm).
Liebherr-Aerospace signs responsible for the development of the entire landing gear system supported by international partners and manufactures the system at its facility in Lindenberg (Germany). The company also offers customized customer services for the Embraer 170/175 landing gear systems worldwide.
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