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Embraer completes acquisition of Mexico-based EZ Air from Safran

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By Jon Hemmerdinger Verified
| Flightglobal Verified
As part of the deal, the airframer has also acquired certain engineering and manufacturing assets in Brazil. Embraer now owns all of a Mexican cabin-component manufacturing business after buying out joint-venture partner Safran. The Brazilian company on 1 July said it had completed the planned acquisition of Safran’s 50% share of Chihuahua-based EZ Air Interior, which produces galleys, lavatories, flooring, overhead bins and other cabin products for its E-Jet family.
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Cellular companies set to help foot the cost of 5G-required altimeter updates

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By Jon Hemmerdinger Verified
| Flightglobal Verified
The FAA intends to pass an altimeter update mandate this summer, but aircraft operators could get rebates for the expense. The Federal Aviation Administration will soon issue another rule requiring all radio altimeters on US aircraft be updated to prevent interference from 5G transmissions, though cellular companies are likely on the hook to help foot the bill.
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Joby expects to secure Toyota’s second $250m investment before year-end

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By Jon Hemmerdinger Verified
| Flightglobal Verified
Though companies have now established a JV, Toyota’s additional funding still requires “final approval” of a manufacturing deal. Air taxi developer Joby Aviation and Toyota Motor Company have formed a joint business that is majority owned by Toyota for the purpose of eventually manufacturing Joby’s in-development S4 electric air taxi, the companies said on 30 June.
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