Embraer (hereinafter referred to as “Embracer”) today announced the delivery of the first Feihong 300E business jet with a new Bossa Nova interior to Joe Howley, the co-founder of Patient Airlift Services (PALS). Twomonths ago, the first updated version of Feihong 300E was just delivered to customers. Today, the delivery of this aircraft is even more distinctive due to its special purpose and unique interior design.

PALS was founded in 2010 by a group of pilots in the northeastern United States. On the tenth anniversary of the establishment of the organization, Mr. Holly held the acceptance ceremony of Phenom 300E at the Embraer Global Customer Center in Melbourne, Florida. This brand-new Feihong 300E will be used to continue the development of the organization and provide free transportation services for those who need medical diagnosis, treatment or follow-up but cannot afford or cannot take commercial flights.

"We are deeply honored that Phihong 300E will help PALS play a vital role. We believe that PALS passengers will enjoy the most comfortable cabin environment and the best cabin pressure in the light business jet in the Phihong 300E." Embraer Business Aviation President and CEO Michael Amalfitano (Michael Amalfitano) said.

“PALS is a voluntary pilot organization. Many pilots choose to selflessly dedicate their time and resources to families struggling in difficult times,” said PALS co-founder Joe Holly. "In order to further improve the PALS service, I am very pleased to receive this single-pilot model, so as to provide our passengers with a high-speed, comfortable and flexible flight experience."