Togo has signed a €70 million contract for four Embraer A-29 Super Tucano light attack aircraft to strengthen its counter-insurgency fleet. The acquisition targets enhanced strike capabilities amid regional security threats.
This order marks Togo’s entry into the growing roster of A-29 operators, a turboprop platform proven for low-threat environments. The Super Tucano’s versatility supports close air support, reconnaissance, and training from unpaved runways with low operating costs.
The deal aligns with Togo’s strategy to counter insurgent activities in West Africa, where lightweight, agile aircraft provide critical operational edges. Embraer, a leader in light attack solutions, continues expanding A-29 sales globally, including recent deliveries to Uruguay and Portugal.
Key features include precision-guided munitions integration, advanced avionics, and reduced maintenance needs, enabling high reliability in austere conditions. For Togo’s air force, the aircraft will fill gaps in tactical response, improving border monitoring and rapid deployment effectiveness.
The contract underscores demand for cost-effective multi-mission platforms in counter-terrorism operations, positioning Embraer strongly in the African market.