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

Explore the captivating journey of Ozires Silva, the man who transformed Brazil into a global aviation giant! Uncover how he led Embraer to innovate with aircrafts like the Phenom300 and Legacy, transforming Brazilian aviation. Dive into Silva's impact on the aerospace industry. A journey of innovation, leadership, and national pride, this is the tale of a pioneer who reshaped the skies.
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[@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.

[@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...😂😂😂😂

[@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! 🙏

[@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.

[@BlueDef811]

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

[@ehrobertoac]

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

[@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

[@dawn_alex]

Way to go Brazil! ❤ from Bharath 🇮🇳

[@bertram3951]

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

[@diegolqueiroz]

Muito orgulho!! 🇧🇷

[@princedavidowusu6794]

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

[@TiagoVarges]

Embraer, orgulho dos brasileiros!

[@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.

[@kirk3056]

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

[@clementevillasenor6528]

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

[@pontosinterligados]

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

[@kori5679]

Ozires Silva was indeed a visionary. 👏👏👏👏 Brazil only progressed when people like Ozires Silva went against the common looser mentality wevhavevin Brazil that "we cant do it":... "We don't have a tradition on that ...

[@ebarteldes]

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

[@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).

[@josecarlossimoes7380]

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

[@TheBrunofval]

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

[@RiseReport]

I’m very glad you enjoyed 🙏

[@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. 😮

[@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 :)

[@ubiratancardoso5923]

That's a great achievement. Go Embraer!

[@fernandovieira-mi9pe]

Parabéns pelo lindo documentário, saudações do Brasil!

[@anikiler]

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

[@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!

[@paulobahia3671]

Parabéns a Embraer ❤

[@bartomalatesta5652]

A true Brazilian success story

[@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 :)

[@gorylatko]

Viva Brasil!

[@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!

[@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.

[@rasalingamthusharagan7999]

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

[@marcelonichele1984]

Beautiful story!

[@begotten59]

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

[@laszloilles5663]

Wow this comic style animation is beautiful.

[@woodshed_moments]

Embraer is one of the finest private jets out there.

[@ATIMELINEOFAVIATION]

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

[@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.

[@omarhossam.8162]

Respect❤

[@gilsantos3021]

Muito linda toda história da Embraer

[@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 🙏

[@viniciusviena8496]

Brazil has a great school in aeronautics - ITA.

[@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.

[@fernandovieira-mi9pe]

Congratulations on the beautiful documentary, greetings from Brazil!

[@L-O-L]

This content is amazing! You surely will blow up!

[@RiseReport]

I’m glad you enjoyed! Thank you :)

[@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!

[@bernardopercyvant5206]

Bom vídeo!

[@gzenkner]

Congratulations on the beautiful video, greetings from Brazil!

[@RiseReport]

Thank you very much!

[@brunoribeiro6146]

As a proud Brazilian, I thank you for the inspiring video.

[@RiseReport]

I’m glad you enjoyed @brunoribeiro6146. Thanks for watching and tune in for more!

[@bhavinsanghvi9838]

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

[@RiseReport]

Glad you enjoyed it! Stay tuned for more :)

[@marcosaleciodasilva8587]

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

[@RiseReport]

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

[@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.

[@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.

[@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.

[@Avionics1958]

Amazing and inspirational story

[@haxcookie]

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

[@RiseReport]

Thank you @haxcookie 🙏

[@marcooliveira9335]

Great content and fascinating history. Thanks for presenting it.

[@RiseReport]

Thank you, glad you liked it. 🙏

[@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.

[@iuriiberlach5733]

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

[@FreeJackBR]

Agradeço pelo bom vídeo amigo !

[@Ronaldo-xm6dx]

Brazil is not only samba, soccer and carnival 🤷🏻

[@RiseReport]

There’s much more to Brazil than that!! 🇧🇷

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

You're not saying? It's also coffee, the Amazon rain forest, the Harpy eagle and the highest rate of firearm-caused deaths in the world.

[@Ronaldo-xm6dx]

Not sure about the highest rate crimes by fire arms, but it is very high, still there are some cities in brazil with lower criminal rates than some of those you call first world cities

[@tmmdeo]

Forgot to talk about the tucano and super tucano. Was the plane that pulled embraer to the military technology.

[@nevillecreativitymentor]

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

[@cristianojacobs]

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

[@Porculus]

Great video, but the plural of AIRCRAFT is AIRCRAFT... without the S at the end. There is no such word as AIRCRAFTS. Cheers.

[@TiroyaoneLetamo]

Botswana 🇧🇼

[@Wildchannel360]

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

[@RiseReport]

Thank you!! 🙏😄

[@AriAri-fi4ix]

idol

[@rafke380]

Nice story. But I find the story of airbus even more impressive. Just google the name Bernhard Ziegler and what he has accomplished, turning a airplane manufracturer from the brink of collapse into the biggest in the world

[@luizbomfim2840]

dude, I love this video.

[@RiseReport]

Thank you! 🙏

[@josemathew9087]

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

[@USS744]

Embraer ❤❤❤

[@paulomacedo6527]

Inspire all ... as Santos Dumm9nte, Mr. Os ires is the Embrarer spirit

[@Aeronaut1975]

It never fails to make me wince when a Brit says "airplane" instead of "aeroplane".

[@RiseReport]

😂😂😂

[@PauloPereira-jj4jv]

"Osires" has the stress syllable on the "si".

[@renancastro874]

🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@ederanacleto3004]

He didn't mention the Embraer EMB-314 "Super Tucano". A turboprop fighter ideal for border patrol.

[@arthurjapiassu1550]

falando como brasileiro, o problema do Brasil é uma gestão terrível, porem tem casos como esse em que os astros se alinham de uma forma perfeita para realmente mostrar do que o Brasil poderia ser capaz, o nível de corrupção no Brasil é astronômico, esse é um dos se não o pior problema de todo o Brasil, presidente, seja o Bolsonaro ou o Luiz Inácio, ministros, prefeitos, vereadores, o único politico que eu realmente acreditei está morto, Enéas sempre em meu coração.

[@alemdavida9592]

Pára de falar asneira. Vá curar esse seu complexo de vira-lata. Todo mundo falando bem do nosso país e você vem aqui despejar sua frustração de sujeito fracassado? Corrupção tem em todo lugar do mundo.

[@abibsupriatin136]

Indonesia

[@gameringx3937]

🔥🔥🔥

[@user-qj1wv2qf3x]

👍🏻👏🏻⭐️

[@MonkPetite]

Error at 10:43 , a Fokker 100 is entering the scenery 😂.

[@rashkuhn1533]

I wonder when there gona make planes for long haul flights

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

... when they're* (!) gonna' make

[@DanFrederiksen]

Nice. Audio is a bit low. Embraer could make engines, particularly the small ones because they are easy to make and grossly overpriced by greedy lazy bastards like pratt and whitney. For a jet like Eclipse 550 the tiny engines cost more than half of the sale price of the plane.

[@youreale]

This is indeed a inspiring history, but you used too much stock footage.

[@pedrobalduci7754]

many of the firsts you say are not first. varig was not the first airline. embraer was also not the first company to make planes.

[@sergiooliveira7226]

" Brazil is way to poor" We know for a fact that the income distribution in Brazil is poor, But the contry itself is the 10th economy in the world, meaning money, especialized workers and materials to spare for that task. We do have a space industry even. So, don`t get me wrong, it is not my intention to sound rude, but Brazil is a powerhouse if you do your reseach. Cheers

[@CroSpace01]

The next country is Nigeria ❤🤍🥹🥹

[@dc10fomin65]

So, who flew the first heavier than air device or air machine? Alberto Santos Dumont or the Wright Bros? The right and true answer may force South Carolina to change their automobile license plate bragging right, eh? Anyone with accountable and proven response? I say it was SDU, what say you people?

[@RiseReport]

I believe Santos Dumont was the first one to fly a plane that wasn’t launched or propelled by something else. There are rumors the Wright brothers used a ‘slingshot’ like device to get up in the air. SDU did it with the plane and the plane only. In our eyes, Santos Dumont was the visionary and pioneer of the aviation industry. However, most Americans don’t agree with our opinion…

[@MarceloTrindade1]

​​​@@RiseReportYou are absolutely right! The Wright brothers used a catapult. The 14bis took off by its own means. After this, Santos Dumont built an airplane with the rudder at the back and his Demoiselle is considered the first ultralight airplane and also the first mass produced airplane in history.

[@dc10fomin65]

@@MarceloTrindade1 Eu vou enviar um E-Mail para South Carolina dizendo isso e trocar a homenagem nas placas de carros que eles foram primeiro em voo, vou dizer isso era somente na America do Norte!, abracos de um Brasileiro em Chicago!

[@John-nc4bl]

Why do y'all over there on the islands call it the UK when many Scottish people wish to leave and join the EU and many north Irish people wish to break away and form a United Ireland as it should always have been and join the EU. As well, Brexit is deeply dividing the people-? There is a lot of disunity with the people, so from now on, please call it the ( DK )

[@XxKnuckleSOverlorDxX]

The actual story: Brazilian government built everything from the ground up IIRC with some consultancy type partnership with MIT professors to create a school of aeronaltical engeneering first and then a public aviation company (Embraer) that was then privitized in the early 90s after it was already successful and standing on its on. Public investment, private profits, a tale as old as time.

[@Marcos5pb]

Nos anos 80 não estava tão firme assim, já havia até risco de falência, por isso foi privatizada com o apoio de Ozires Silva!

[@Marcos5pb]

In the 80s it wasn't that strong, there was even a risk of bankruptcy, which is why it was privatized with the support of Ozires Silva!

[@KalzinDelacruZ]

Mas tem um dono. Junto com o governo

[@Marcos5pb]

@@KalzinDelacruZ Um não, vários, são acionistas!

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

... aeronautical* engineering* / privatised*

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

0:07 - "a boy living in a small city in Sao Paulo" may be a bit misleading to the international public, since Sao Paulo is the name of Brazil's biggest city as well as the federal state it's located in. And teach your AI voice to say "aircraft*" - plural same as singular, there is no such thing as "aircrafts".

[@RiseReport]

It’s not AI 😂😂😂 And thanks for the feedback!

[@raoulberret3024]

Great video. Too bad you didn’t say much about Zico.

[@RiseReport]

I’m glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching! 🙏Unfortunately, Zico passed away young and there was not much more information about him. Rest in peace Zico, thanks for fueling Mr. Ozires Silvas dream to build Embraer.

[@raoulberret3024]

@@RiseReport It was rumored 4-5 years ago that as Airbus ended up buying Bombardier, Boeing was planning to do the same with Embraer. The Military Division of the later would have split from Embraer prior to that, however things came to a halt, partly due to the COVID crisis. Was there ever any truth to that?

[@RiseReport]

Yes that's true, Boeing planned to acquire Embraer, and the deal was progressing until it was terminated in April 2020. There were a few reasons... Embraer did not meeting certain conditions Boeing was looking for and also the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic had on the aviation industry. The Embraer stock took quite a hit, in Dec 2020 the share price went down about 92% from all time highs 😮

[@raoulberret3024]

@@RiseReport 92% drop! That was a near catastrophic dive! Thank God they weathered that storm. I believe that certain companies (belonging to certain market categories) must always innovate and not just look at what others are doing. This is IMO, how complacency usually creeps in. Switzerland’s Pilatus is punching well above its weight in that domain. They are definitely a company to watch for.

[@MarceloTrindade1]

​@@RiseReportIn fact, this is not the truth. Embraer met all the conditions and spent loads of money splitting the company in order to allow its commercial airplanes division to work in the joint operation with Boeing. Unfortunately there were the two 737 Max crashes and the grounding of the model, together with the COVID restrictions. These were too much for Boeing that unilaterally decided to withdraw from the deal. Embraer sued Boeing and the American Court's decision will be handed down this year.

[@dr.wilfriedhitzler1885]

And what about the massive input of the german Mr. Focke during 6 years of work at Embraer??

[@RiseReport]

The video is about Mr.Ozires, but I’m sure Mr. Focke played a big role. Feel free to share more about him!

[@dr.wilfriedhitzler1885]

The video is not true, o.k.?@@RiseReport

[@hud86]

Rags to richest… BS, who was he related to, who did he know?

[@merkator.jupiter]

Bulshiography or really that happend?

[@RiseReport]

It really happened, check out Embraer’s YT channel and watch the cartoon version of the story. It’s in Portuguese with cc, so we made this video for global exposure. 😄

[@onetruekeeper]

Starting an aerospace corporation requires multi millions of dollars of start up capital which no amount of selling newspapers or shining shoes will ever produce. It was his ideas that caught the attention of investors that were willing to risk THEIR money to setup the company. One could say that most large companies started this way and it was not some rags to riches effort of one person.

[@KalzinDelacruZ]

Colocaro a foto de crianças indiana. Nem e brasileiro

[@tstcikhthys]

Brazil is already in America, so saying it was "carried out in America" doesn't make much sense. Also, Brazil was never "considered to be in the the Third World" because it was (and will always will be) in the First World. It has nothing to do with economic development; you probably mean a _developing_ country vs. a _developed_ country. The word is _aeroplane,_ not "airplane", and you probably mean Silva's _effect_ or _influence_ on the aerospace industry, not "impact" (crash force). Finally, the plural of _aircraft_ is still _aircraft,_ not "aircrafts".

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

The only country to bear the distinction "America" in its name is the "United States of America". Same as the US, btw, Brazil is devided into federal states, as is Mexico. If it wasn't for Brazil officially calling itself "Federal Republic" there would be three countries named "united states" on that continent. So what would you distinguish them by other than for the sake of simplicity naming them Brazil, Mexico and America. Then, "aeroplane" is ancient British English. All the Brits I know call a fixed-wing aircraft an "airplane". But totally agreed on that permanently wrong plural of "aircraft" being a nuisance.

[@tstcikhthys]

@@einundsiebenziger5488 Well the only country with the name "Africa" in its name is "South Africa", but it's not called "Africa", is it? (Because that'd be silly.) There would be 3 united states, but not 3 "United States". And even then, the meaning of the word "of" is used differently in the names "United States of America" vs. "United States of Brazil"; the former is in the sense of belonging (i.e., the United States is a part of America), while the latter is in the sense of constitution (i.e., Brazil is a set of united states). So it would be Brazil, Mexico, and the United States, which is already the status quo. And it's not ancient, nor is it "British English"; it's internationally used everywhere outside of the US. That said, no Brit I know uses "airplane".