This high-tech Embraer private jet design seamlessly blends sustainability and technology. Take a look at Praeterra.

  • Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer's Praeterra design concept for its Praetor 600 business jet merges high-tech with sustainability.  
  • The aircraft interior features computer circuit board-like designs complemented by fiber-optic ceiling lighting and sidewalls lined with informational screens. 
  • Cabin materials are also sourced sustainably and developed in a way that allows them to have a second life once they're no longer required inside the aircraft. 
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    • Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer has a new interior design concept for its Praetor 600 private jet, one that seamlessly blends two seemingly opposite themes.

    Called the Praeterra, a portmanteau between Praetor and terra - Portuguese for Earth, the concept seeks to incorporate the idea of a digital future with sustainability. The high-tech design on the interior is complemented by environmentally friendly measures that include using materials that are sourced sustainably, recycled, and can have a purpose once they're no longer required inside the airplane. 

    The Praeterra concept was designed around the cabin of Embraer's newest super-midsize aircraft, the Praetor 600. Embraer announced the aircraft's production in 2018 as the next step up from the Praetor 500, a smaller midsize aircraft.

    Take a look inside the Praetor 600 with the Praeterra design. 

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