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Embraer's Atech Targets Doubling in Size by 2030 Through Drone Traffic Control

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Atech, the Embraer subsidiary, has announced an ambition to double its size by 2030. The company's expansion strategy centers on drone traffic control systems. The plan was reported by Bloomberg Linea, a Brazilian business news outlet. The source material provided is limited to the headline and a link, so further details on timing, investment, and headcount are not available.

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