Embraer has completed the first engine run of its Legacy 500 midsize executive jet, the Brazilian company said.
A series of preparatory evaluations – such as APU tests and first refueling – were held the day prior to the engine run. Engine tests are essential to properly evaluate all dependent systems: bleed air, electrical, environmental (air conditioning), hydraulic, and FADEC logics, as well as the integration of the engine with avionics.
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The first flight of the Legacy 500 is expected to take place in the third quarter of this year.
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