PICTURE: High-tech feline E195-E2 the pride of Paris

2019-06-17T05:57:09+01:00

Embraer is showing off its latest "Profit Hunter" livery, featuring a high-tech stylised lion, on a 195-E2 at the Paris air show.

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This is Embraer's third feline predator scheme, after the Brazilian manufacturer's own tiger colours and Air Astana's snow leopard.

Embraer adopted an eagle's head for the first in its E-Jet E2 Profit Hunter scheme series at Paris in 2017. A shark's mouth featured on the E190-E2 exhibited at last year's Farnborough air show.

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