How a Brazilian Boy Started a Jet Company | The Rise of Embraer

[@lifelearner10]

Osiris Da Silva is widely regarded as a true hero. Embraer stands as a symbol of Brazil's technological advancements and represents a key distinction between Brazil and other countries in the Global South. No other country in the southern hemisphere possesses such advanced technologies and capabilities as Brazil. For instance, Australia lacks homegrown technologies in several sectors where Brazil excels. This positions Brazil as one of the most innovative and influential countries on the global stage.

[@BlueDef811]

Congratulations Brazil 🇧🇷 . Lots of ❤️ from Afghanistan 🇦🇫.

[@faolanoan4178]

fun fact, the Afghan Air Force also operates with the brazilian A-29 Super Tucano

[@ThalineDaniele]

The Phenom 300 is the best-selling Executive Airplane in the world for 11 consecutive years, and this month American Airlines purchased 133 aircraft from Embraer.

[@ccv3237]

Very happy about that tremendous success!!! Best greetings to all the Embraer company from Peru.

[@ThalineDaniele]

@@ccv3237 Somos vizinhos, eu sou Brasileira.

[@BrokenPropellers]

As an Brazilian I gladly accept the gift 😊

[@alessandrorodrigues7289]

@@ThalineDaniele legal ver uma Bazuca aqui kkk... coisa rara encontrar mulher neste tipo de vídeo hehe.

[@mauricioborges3156]

We have other important name who gave strong contribute to EMBRAER. His name is Paulo Victor. Brigadeiro Paulo Victor.

[@jeffersonmendes2937]

The dream of every Brazilian aerospace engineering student is to one day work for Embraer

[@v1n1c1u55anto5]

Yeah, but the disgusting Boeing is poaching our engineers just after scamming Embraer. They want to put them to fix their shitty planes.

[@alfom_sousa]

Eletrônic and Mechanical, too

[@axxessmundi]

Embraer needs to expand more and acquire some other companies. Keep expanding EMBRAER dont sellout to other nations.

[@mautrindade]

no way, I hope they never merge or acquire anything. It only makes things worse. Look what happened with Boeing.

[@marcosaleciodasilva8587]

Obrigado

[@Vico649]

Bad advice. You wouldn't want to acquire loss making companies and inherit losses.

[@axxessmundi]

@@Vico649 you know nothing about acquisitions. You're welcome

[@cobracommander.1958]

And end killing people every year like boeing 😂😂😂😂😂😂 even americans nolonger want tk fly boeing but go for airbus...😂😂😂😂

[@ubiratancardoso5923]

That's a great achievement. Go Embraer!

[@TiagoVarges]

Embraer, orgulho dos brasileiros!

[@robertsarasin6290]

I'm not even brazilian but this is so interesting to me! Bring out more content!

[@RiseReport]

That’s great, thanks for your support! 🙏

[@Augustgs]

Embraer was born as an initiative by the Brazilian government within a strategic project to implement the aeronautical industry in the country, in a context of import substitution policies. Ozires Silva Led the group that promoted the creation of Embraer in 1969.

[@fulviodelicato]

The initiative was Ozires only effort. The government support came exactly as said in the video: as an action of GOD, or lucky, as some may prefer. Do not say something you are not aware of, please. I am a testimony of this true story.

[@MarceloTrindade1]

No it was not this way. There wasn't any strategic project to implement aeronautical industry in Brazil before President Costa e Silva saw the prototype. Ozires Silva deserves all the credit for the initiative and the for effort in building the Bandeirante (together with his friends at that time).

[@TheBrunofval]

As a Brazilian avition fanatic an airliner emplee, I was amazed to watch this.

[@RiseReport]

I’m very glad you enjoyed 🙏

[@christianleandromarques835]

Santos Dumont is a godfather for Brazilian aviation! # goBrazil 🇧🇷

[@lpls]

Father of the world's aviation. Don't let yourself get fooled by the Wright Brothers fraud.

[@pmgrafael]

Two things make me very proud as a Brazilian: Embraer and Sepultura.

[@ibrahimsued4906]

KKKK

[@alfom_sousa]

Precisa explicar para aqueles que não sabem que "Sepultura" é uma banda de rock brasileira.

[@ibrahimsued4906]

@@alfom_sousa Mas foi por isso mesmo que eu ri

[@JERios-wv8lx]

Very inspiring story.....People are prone to underestimate others, especially if the person is a poor boy with big dreams! Some of these kids who could give big contributions to society, feel rejected by the mockery of others and get old and never make their dream a reality.....Others, like the gentleman in this story, strive to make their dream a reality, despite setbacks, mockery and negative comments from others. 😮

[@dawn_alex]

Way to go Brazil! ❤ from Bharath 🇮🇳

[@johnsonmontana.official]

Brazil here

[@dawn_alex]

@@johnsonmontana.official olá 😁

[@johnsonmontana.official]

@@dawn_alex Olá, você falar português?

[@dawn_alex]

@@johnsonmontana.official no bro... its the only word I know 😅.

[@johnsonmontana.official]

@@dawn_alex Oh I'm sorry but do you study brazilian portuguese?, I can help you with the pronumciation

[@ehrobertoac]

This is the story that became reality and pride for thousands of Brazilians

[@princedavidowusu6794]

amazing!! never knew Embraer was from Brazil ! i keep seeing them flying inter regional flight in my country for a decade now !!

[@PauloPereira-jj4jv]

How can you not know it? The name EMBRAER stands for "BRAzilian Aeronautics Industry"...

[@gabrielnascimento126]

​@@PauloPereira-jj4jv,No one is obliged to know how we put Brazil in brand names, so someone who is not Brazilian can easily pass by without being noticed.

[@airtonpereiralima2974]

Não sei de que país vc é, mas sei que americanos é péssimo em geografia, e conhecimentos gerais.

[@R.a.f.a.e.l.]

​@@PauloPereira-jj4jv Really? You think he should understand from a soup of letters that BRA in the middle of it stands for "Brazilian"? From a brazilian to a brazilian, tenha bom senso. Se pelo menos viesse no começo do acrônimo ou de forma isolada, mas nem isso.

[@gabrielgoncalves8128]

And ITA still is one of the best schools in Brazil

[@MariaDasGraças-d4b4z]

Muito obrigado por falar sobre o meu amado país 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷.

[@drone_nerd]

Worked there for 7 years. I lived the rollout of first ERJ 170. The company is amazing. On the other hand, in the multirole UAV / DRONES industry, another entirely Brazilian company, XMOBOTS, produces several of the best (non-war) aircraft in the world. Exporting to several countries. They manufacture all the most complex parts of the aircraft, locally, such as the flight system (autopilot), employing hundreds of people.

[@bertram3951]

I'm still proud that I had the opportunity to meet him, this little huuuuuuge man !

[@kori5679]

Ozires Silva was indeed a visionary. 👏👏👏👏 Brazil only progressed when people like Ozires Silva went against the common looser mentality we have in Brazil that "we cant do it":... "We don't have a tradition on that ... But then someone tries, don't give up and thives.

[@ebarteldes]

I met him when I was a teenager. What a role model! As of 2024 he is still alive

[@suspiciousstew1169]

Had my parents adopted that mentality I would be writing this comment out in Portuguese. I thank God often for my life in the US and for being the first person in my family’s history to be born here because they went against that mentality. Even now, I still see many people with a similar mentality in the States but I never submit to it.

[@ilromape]

Santos Dumont is actually the first person in the world to actually fly. Considered the father of aviation

[@Ronaldo-xm6dx]

@@ibrahimsued4906 negativo cadê a imagem o vídeo então não venha com churumelas paga pau de gringo hahah

[@thiagogarde]

@@ibrahimsued4906 verdade? E quem viu e filmou isso? Só eles mesmo ? ahahhaha que piada!! sem contar que eles criaram foi uma catapulta e bem mal feita ainda..... só existe UM PAI da aviação chamado Santos Dumont (irmãos Wright é o meu ovo)

[@shungria]

Balela. Conversa fiada. Bullshit! Um voo que ninguém viu? Que iara haver outro levaram anos??

[@dvss88]

foi santos dummont o primeiro , o dos Wright brother foi catapultado kk

[@SamuelAngelo0758]

​@@ibrahimsued4906Santos Dumont foi o primeiro

[@andret.t.2408]

Had the pleasure to meet him when I was in engineering school. Remember him saying that he always wanted to be "head of mouse not the tail o a lion", meaning he'd rather build his small company instead of being a small part of something huge. Then he came up to be the head of the lion, roar and everything

[@Leon-pr5dx]

This is why i love KZbin❤ Great people make even greater productions! I hope you will get way more subscribers💪🏻

[@RiseReport]

I hope so too, thanks for watching and tune in for the next ones :)

[@thalestheodoro2063]

After Santos Dumont and before Osires Silva, others appeared who tried to introduce an aeronautical industry in Brazil, but without evidently success.

[@eduardooliver6146]

Do modo como falam dá a entender que a industria aeronauitica no Brasil só começou com a Embraer, mas muito antes já se construiam aviões no Brasil, aliás um dos modelos de maior exito foi o Paulistinha que vendeu bastante por todo o pais!

[@drone_nerd]

On the other hand, in the multirole UAV / DRONES industry, another entirely Brazilian company, XMOBOTS, produces several of the best (non-war) aircraft in the world. Exporting to several countries. They manufacture all the most complex parts of the aircraft, locally, such as the flight system (autopilot), employing hundreds of people.

[@ch64621]

Wonderful story of how one man refused to give up and founded a great company. Just wish Netflix would make a movie based on his story

[@pontosinterligados]

Brazil has been contributing to this industry since before 14-bis debuted in 1906 And Pele ⚽️ - also from Bauru city

[@Gontijo_]

Pele de bauru? Kkk De onde vc tirou isso?

[@marcelopn2674]

The video gives an idea of a few things related to the history, but just an idea. It is good see at least some things of Brazil's aviation history being mentioned. The Brazilian Aviation History is so rich, but only a few people know the real facts in a whole and they are all Brazilians. We can start with Santos Dumont which is always overlooked and people around the world do not know anything about him and all things he invented due to the strong "northern propaganda" in favor of the "Brothers" and to put a shadow over Santos Dumont. It is always like this. We can see Boeing with Embraer a few years ago. Boeing was very smart to bring a lot issues to Embraer. "What comes around, goes comes around." See Boeing today with theirs issues. To understand the real Embraer history, you need to know about Brazil and Brazilian Air Force history which will bring you to many facts and one of them is Embraer coming into life. Bauru, is a city located in Sao Paulo State and it is about 340 km to Sao Paulo city, it is not in the suburb. The city has about 400 thousand people. The state of Sao Paulo is about 50 million people and city of Sao Paulo alone (without the suburb) is about 11 million people.

[@PauloPereira-jj4jv]

Not true. There are indeed documentaries made by both British and Americans praising Dumont's achievements.

[@rota1633]

I love Embraer, an amazing company. thanks for the video. I'm Brazilian 🇧🇷

[@brunovieira6033]

Se tu é brasileiro pq não fala o tupi guarani seu saci pêrêrê duma figa

[@anikiler]

Sr. Ozires Silva is a inspiration for us brazilians, his legacy make me proud, his history is about turn dreams in true.

[@ATIMELINEOFAVIATION]

Wow, didn’t know there was such an incredible story behind Embraer! 🇧🇷

[@josecarlossimoes7380]

Excellent documentary... as a Brazilian, I always very proud when I have the opportunity to travel on an Embraer plane out side Brazil!

[@kirk3056]

ERJ Embraer types known to be Fuel Efficiency.. already used by the Scoot Airlines in Singapore, well done..

[@aparecidobatistanunez751]

I LIVE IN SÃO JOSÉ DOS CAMPOS, AND FOR US OZIRES AND HIS DREAM IS A BIG PART OF OUR HISTORY... ONE OF THE GREATEST BRAZILIANS WAS BORN IN OUR COUNTRY, JUST LIKE SANTOS DUMONT!!!

[@olpaiva]

Se um dos maiores brasileiros não tivesse no Brasil seria bem surpreendente.

[@ibrahimsued4906]

@@olpaiva ''I LIVE IN SÃO JOSÉ DOS CAMPOS. OZIRES AND HIS DREAM are A BIG PART OF OUR HISTORY. ONE OF THE GREATEST BRAZILIANS, together with SANTOS DUMONT!!!

[@viniciusviena8496]

Brazil has a great school in aeronautics - ITA.

[@clementevillasenor6528]

Embraer aircraft are very good I am glad Brazil 🇧🇷 can produce such very good aircraft.

[@fernando-p8p4v]

Parabéns pelo lindo documentário, saudações do Brasil!

[@gorylatko]

Viva Brasil!

[@CalmFeelings-wz5kj]

Great video. I hope to see more contents like this in the future. Thank you for this Masterpiece. +1 New Subscriber

[@RiseReport]

Thank you, this means a lot!! I appreciate the subscribe 🙏

[@Anafernandesbaff]

And EMBRAER was born here in my city São José dos Campos-SP, Brazil, I love this city of airplanes🇧🇷

[@FunYl]

Even being Brazilian, I didn't know the whole story. Very nicely put together, thank you! Ps.: While most people around the world thinks the Wright Brothers invented the airplane, here we consider Santos Dumont to be the inventor since he made the first plane to take off under it's on power and land with a proper landing gear, such as the machines we know today as an airplane, not some slingshot thing that can fly 😉😄

[@IldoStorerNetto]

Ozires is one of aviation Giants 🇧🇷

[@leonardohbinda]

Great video! Thank you for that! Greetings from Brazil!🇧🇷

[@ronaldotimoteo2428]

😊Alberto Santos Dumont invented the airplane 😊❤🎉

[@elv202]

Jamais! Nao acredite nessa historia, ele foi o que mais CONTRIBUIU para a aviação, e nao de fato, quem a Inventou. Sao coisas totalmente diferentes, que só brasileiro acredita nisso. Abraços.

[@ronaldotimoteo2428]

@@elv202 veija o vídeo do Marcos Palhares santos Dumont inventou o avião ✈️🛬

[@bartomalatesta5652]

A true Brazilian success story

[@woodshed_moments]

Embraer is one of the finest private jets out there.

[@suspiciousstew1169]

Even their airliners with the 2x2 seating feel like private jets

[@miketango244]

The history of Embraer goes back to a decision by the Brazilian government to build up its own national aviation industry after the end of the Second World War. The German Henrich Focke was asked in the 1950s to carry out development work in Brazil with some of his engineers. From 1952 to 1956 he developed several helicopters, the two-seater light helicopter Beija-Flôr (German: Kolibri) and the Convertiplane HC-1.[3] This work ultimately led to the founding of Embraer. In 1956 he returned from Brazil to Bremen.

[@Alejandrocasabranca]

O Ceará tem a melhor educação do Brasil 🇧🇷

[@brandrenet]

E é um dos melhores em turismo também. Sou daqui!

[@Alejandrocasabranca]

@@brandrenet e a serra da Ibiapaba é nossa 😊

[@heitorhertz5083]

Thank You Ozires! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@darrylday30]

I maintained Bandarante 110’s in Northern Canada many years ago. Those were tough airplanes. We beat the crap out of them. What a great design.

[@begotten59]

Kudos to OZIRES SILVA THE MAN WHO MADE Brazil FLY 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🛫🛫🛫💺💺💺🥇🥇🥇👏👏👏--👨🏽‍🦽🌴🦅☕️

[@everaldosimoes1191]

Osires Silva nasceu BAURU SP. E o Astronauta Marcos Pontes também nasceu em Bauru SP. Só Orgulho. E iniciou tudo no Aéreo Clube de Bauru.

[@hadrienguepet3433]

Very inspiring stury ans the video is awesome. Great job.

[@rasalingamthusharagan7999]

Much needed one , commented on May 27 , 2024. (169 th comment)

[@norrefol]

There are people who came to develop annd serve the world for well-being of the humanit..❤

[@youtoobe556]

The production value is superb, I could've sworn this was an established multi million sub channel. You will get there I promise. This channel reminds me of the good ol days of business casual channel when they were still new. Keep up the great work, more subs will come!!

[@RiseReport]

Thanks for the support! 🙏 We hope you like the new videos 🫡

[@youtoobe556]

@@RiseReport love them 👏😎

[@L-O-L]

This content is amazing! You surely will blow up!

[@RiseReport]

I’m glad you enjoyed! Thank you :)

[@ItzChickenYall]

What a wonderful video! I would have never know about this whole story without your highly detailed informative vid! Also kudos to you for providing subtitles :)

[@EPNormando]

When I was in the military and worked in the office of the Chief of Staff of the Air Force, I answered several calls from the then minister Ozires Silva.

[@RiseReport]

That must have been an interesting experience. That's pretty cool!

[@stephanherrneder2232]

Really loved the vid it is so great !!!

[@fernando-p8p4v]

Congratulations on the beautiful documentary, greetings from Brazil!

[@bernardopercyvant5206]

Bom vídeo!

[@John-nc4bl]

France was ahead of the British isles in aircraft pioneering. Throughout a time in Frances history, more aircraft were on the French registery than were listed on the Brit registery and in fact more than were on the American registery at a time.

[@edilsonmartins6653]

Osires Silva, Great Man!

[@Mrvictory61]

Very interesting and informative 👍

[@laszloilles5663]

Wow this comic style animation is beautiful.

[@diegolqueiroz]

Muito orgulho!! 🇧🇷

[@pedrogtar]

Crazy fact that ozires told in a brazilian podcast: Ozires claims that when he and Zico went to another city to do the air force test, they had in theyr hands only pens, documents and enough money to get back home in a train latter the same day after doing the tests. They headed to the army quarters to find out the test was postponed few weeks. And the amy oficial who gave him the bad news, seeing that they were poor and might loose the oportunity, let they stay there until it was test day(wich is crazy for being against the army regiment) and somehow they ate and slept in the army quarters for days kind of in secret, helping around. Only a few days latter, one of the army mans wrote a letter to one of them mother, explaining the situation and when they would actualy get back. It is absurd to imagine what those two moms went trough for days until they were finaly noticed of what happened...(by gone era definitely)

[@gilsantos3021]

Muito linda toda história da Embraer

[@marcooliveira9335]

Great content and fascinating history. Thanks for presenting it.

[@RiseReport]

Thank you, glad you liked it. 🙏

[@haxcookie]

Great video, hope to see you do well in the future.

[@RiseReport]

Thank you @haxcookie 🙏

[@marcelonichele1984]

Beautiful story!

[@Germanovzen]

Congratulations on the beautiful video, greetings from Brazil!

[@RiseReport]

Thank you very much!

[@cristianojacobs]

EMBRAER # Pride of Brazil !!!!!!!

[@nojusticenopeace8717]

The truly history behind the "world aviation" isn't what the Americans told you guys!!! The first man to create an airplane ✈️ in our history of Aviation, was the Legendary Brazilian called... "Alberto Santos - Dumont", known as "Santos - Dumont"... the Creator of "14 Bis" the first aircraft ever made!!! > "Ozires da Silva" creator of Embraer, is just giving us the continuation of that!!!! Search and you will be amazed by that!!!!

[@axxessmundi]

The 14 Bis was the 1st self propelled aircraft without a catapult system. It wasn't the 1st aircraft. You're welcome

[@ramon1930]

​@@axxessmundi What is the difference between planner and airplane?

[@PauloPereira-jj4jv]

Menos, amigo. Menos.

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

You are addicted to exclamation points. Seek help.

[@jonasleefernandes2915]

​@@axxessmundisantos Dumont foi o primeiro pois os irmãos bicicleteiros nem motor tinham.

[@iuriiberlach5733]

Many thanks for an interesting and informative video! Well done!

[@cedlim1]

The Aircraft factory in the brasilian city of Santa Luzia, known as the Fábrica Nacional de Aviões (FNA), can be seen as a precursor to Embraer in the sense that it was one of Brazil's earliest attempts to establish an aviation industry. Founded in the 1940s, this factory in Minas Gerais produced light aircraft and trainers, such as the Paulistinha, which was widely used for pilot instruction. Although the FNA didn't achieve the same success and longevity as Embraer, it played a role in laying the groundwork for Brazil's aeronautical engineering development, helping to train skilled workers and generating interest in the sector. This industrial effort was crucial in creating the environment that eventually led to the founding of Embraer in 1969. There was a significant transfer of skilled labor from the Fábrica Nacional de Aviões (FNA) in Santa Luzia, Minas Gerais, to São Bernardo do Campo, São Paulo, during the 1950s. This occurred when the Brazilian government decided to centralize aircraft production at the new Fábrica do Galeão, a larger industrial unit in Rio de Janeiro, and at the Centro Técnico de Aeronáutica (CTA) in São José dos Campos, which had been established in 1946. As part of this reorganization, many technicians and engineers from Santa Luzia were relocated to São Bernardo do Campo, where the Indústria Aeronáutica de São Paulo (IASP) began operations. Later, the aerospace hub in São José dos Campos, where Embraer was founded in 1969, inherited much of this technical expertise. This transfer was crucial for the development of the national aviation industry, as the accumulated technical knowledge eventually contributed to Embraer's success.

[@marcosaleciodasilva8587]

Obrigado pela análisse desses homens que fundaram a Embraer 👏👏👏🙏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@RiseReport]

Thank you!! 🙏 We’re glad you enjoyed 🫡

[@bhavinsanghvi9838]

Very inspiring, watching this made my day. Thank you for sharing this story.

[@RiseReport]

Glad you enjoyed it! Stay tuned for more :)

[@jjdavidian]

He was smart to ask for Max Holste assistance

[@omarhossam.8162]

Respect❤

[@Avionics1958]

Amazing and inspirational story

[@claudiofilho28]

Ganhou um inscrito do Brasil

[@RiseReport]

Eba!! Thanks @claudiofilho28 🙏

[@josemathew9087]

Great achievement. Embraer should produce VTOL Aircrafts and Flying Cars.

[@paulobahia3671]

Parabéns a Embraer ❤

[@alfom_sousa]

Por sorte, muitos "Ozires" estão por nascer ainda. Mas, é bem verdade que muitos outros já estão por ai. Estão desafiando a sua sorte, pretendendo se deparar com o seu próprio "presidente Costa e Silva", quem irá promover a sua sorte para um outro patamar.

[@Calebs_Aviation]

I hope to be the next person who forever changes the world of aviation and medical technology for medevac flying air rescue helicopters and jets!

[@FreeJackBR]

Agradeço pelo bom vídeo amigo !

[@dek6922]

It all started much earlier with the first class of aeronautical engineers trained by the Air Force in the 40s and who would become the embryo of the CTA and ITA in the 50s where Col. Ozires Silva graduated. There is no problem in admitting that Embraer would not exist without the strength of the State training personnel, financing the factory, paying subsidies to regional companies operating Bandeirante and guaranteeing market reserves by taxing imported competitors.

[@nevillecreativitymentor]

INSPIRING INSPIRING INSPIRING INSPIRING INSPIRING ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

[@Wildchannel360]

Beautiful documentary. Very well put together excellent work👏👏🏆

[@RiseReport]

Thank you!! 🙏😄

[@pamir87]

Respect

[@cientifiko]

Osiris Silva was one of the military engineers involved, but Embraer exists today because the United States imposed an embargo on the sale of Cessna T-27 planes to Brazil in response to its nuclear power plant development efforts, which the US tried to sabotage. As a result, the Brazilian Air Force found itself without a trainer airplane, prompting the military government to invest in Embraer. Another US embargo affected the F-5 Tiger fighters, where the US abandoned the agreement, leaving the Brazilian Air Force without the necessary upgrades and maintenance information. Due to these acts of sabotage and broken agreements, the Brazilian Air Force has decided not to purchase American combat planes anymore.

[@univera1111]

When will the south America learn that the north don't live them.

[@LéoNascimentoMendonça]

OZIRES FOREVER MAGNÍFIC

[@airtonpereiralima2974]

O pai da aviacao foi santos dumont , mas o propussor da aviacao no brasil, foi usires silva com sua coragem, sua frase, se eles fazem avioes, nos podemos fazer tambem

Your videos are great! Just of curiosity, What are the softwares you use to make these videos?

[@patrickguimaraes3879]

good job,

[@thenryb]

“Billionaires” don’t own Phenom 300’s…they own Gulfstreams and Globals. However, the 300 is the workhorse plane of NetJets. It’s the smallest plane in the NetJets fleet but they’ve purchased over 200 of them (100 originally then another hundred being produced and delivered now as of 2024). I’ve been on a 300 a few times…great little plane for smaller hops (roughly 2000 mile range). Seats 6 comfortably.

[@Aidahanish]

Unit today, competition to enter ITA and Embraer is huge.

[@Scott.Silburn]

So inspiring! 😊