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Project Name: PULSE Concept: An inspiration for the future of mobility

Date Completed: 2019

Exterior Designer: Embraer Executive Jets, EDO and Embraer Advanced Studies

Interior Designer: Embraer Executive Jets / EDO

Fueled by challenges and guided by dreams, the last fifty years have been a true journey of wonder for Embraer. They have taken their customers’ challenges and made them their own, creating disruptive solutions that would allow them to outperform. That passion has allowed Embraer to expand operations to 8 continents and produce more than 8,000 aircraft. But one thing is certain: Embraer will never stop dreaming.

With this mentality in mind, designers and engineers were challenged to dream up the answer to this question: What will business aviation look like in the next 50 years? Embraer PULSE is their answer.

Combining advanced technology, sustainable materials, and an exceptionally efficient configuration, the PULSE concept poses an aero-terrestrial executive vehicle of the future. The aircraft begins its journey with a short or vertical take-off capability, making inner-city take-off a possibility. Inside, passengers enjoy an unobstructed view of the surrounding environment with its open-concept environment that invite the outside landscape into the aircraft to create an experience unlike anything currently seen in aviation. And with the use of ultra-efficient engines and sustainable materials, passengers can enjoy the pinnacle of luxury while creating minimal environmental impact. Upon arrival, PULSE can transition into an automobile to deliver passengers to their ultimate destinations, even reaching hard to reach destinations such as the beach or the mountains without the need to switch vehicles.

PULSE represents what the efforts today will mean for tomorrow’s ecosystem of air travel, introducing never-before-seen interiors & ergonomics, technology, sustainability practices, and more. Embraer remains committed to creating tomorrow’s world of bespoke air travel, ensuring the next 50 years produce even more disruptive solutions.