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Additional technology enhancements include an avionics upgrade, featuring a runway overrun awareness and alerting system (ROAAS) the first technology of its kind to be developed and certified in business aviation as well as predictive windshear, Emergency Descent Mode, PERF, TOLD, and FAA Datacom, among others
The new, comfort-enhancing features on this jet include a quieter cabin, more legroom in the cockpit, and a new premium interior option the Bossa Nova edition. Named for the Brazilian style of jazz music, and Portuguese for “new trend,” the optional Bossa Nova edition encompasses a package of Embraer’s latest interior developments, with features such as carbon fiber accents and Embraer’s exclusive Ipanema sew style. It is also the first of the Phenom 300 series to feature piano black surfaces.
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In January this year, Embraer announced the Phenom 300MED received both FAA and EASA STC approval. The Phenom 300MED is a unique Medevac solution for the Phenom 300 series aircraft.
The STC was performed at Embraer’s Service Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and will be operated by the launch customer, on-demand charter operator Grandview Aviation.
“We are pleased to announce the certification of the Phenom 300MED by the FAA and EASA,” said Marsha Woelber, VicePresident of Worldwide Executive Jets Customer Support & Aftermarket Sales, Embraer Service & Support. “The Medevac solution provides superior value, benefiting from a market-leading product such as the Phenom 300 series, combining its unique capabilities with a fully-comprehensive medical solution.”
The Phenom 300MED aeromedicalinterior was specified by Embraer and developed and certified by engineering services provider umlaut, part of Accenture, utilizing Aerolite equipment. Aerolite developed the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) specifically for the Phenom 300MED. As per the certification requirements, umlaut conducted an evacuation test to confirm two fully disabled patients could be evacuated.
