On June 30, 2025, Embraer delivered four multi-mission A‑29 Super Tucano aircraft to the Paraguayan Air Force (FAPa), and is now sharing the best moments in a Throwback Thursday (TBT)-style video.
The official post invites the public to relive scenes from the ceremony and the transfer flight, highlighting the historic moment when the A‑29s — part of an order for six units placed in July 2024 — soared toward Paraguay.
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A‑29 Super Tucano Profile
A multi-mission aircraft proven in combat and the market leader in its category, it has accumulated over 600,000 flight hours and has more than 290 orders from 22 air forces around the world.
Designed to operate in austere environments and on unpaved runways, it features advanced avionics, high reliability, low maintenance, and excellent cost-effectiveness.
The aircraft is produced in Brazil, with complementary assembly lines in Portugal and the United States, and is intended for missions including light attack, patrol, interdiction, and advanced training.
Impact on the Paraguayan Air Force
With this second batch of four aircraft delivered — two units are still on the way — FAPa continues advancing its modernization process, expanding operational intelligence, and improving its response capability to internal and external threats.
Source and images: X @embraer. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
