In 2020, Aviation Week was dedicated to commemorating the 40th anniversary of the first flight and rollout of the EMB 312 Tucano through a virtual exhibition. Interesting facts, historical photographs, and video testimonials marked the special content about the Embraer aircraft that was part of the fleet of 15 air forces worldwide.

To celebrate Aviation Week 2017, the Embraer Institute presented the virtual exhibition "Flying High for Education - Education as the Basis for the Development of the Aeronautical Sector in Brazil." Bringing together historical content, the exhibition pays homage to prominent figures in Brazilian aviation.

Promoted by the Embraer Institute, the exhibition was on display at the Museu da Casa Brasileira between June 1, 2017 and August 20, 2017. It featured a timeline showcasing Brazil's leading role in the aeronautical industry since the 18th century, with the invention of the hot air balloon by Bartolomeu de Gusmão, through the achievements of Santos Dumont, up to the creation of Embraer in 1969.

As part of the 2016 Aviation Week celebrations, the Embraer Historical Center hosted the virtual exhibition "Women in Aviation." Women's participation in the sector began in the 1920s in a less than inviting environment, when the aeronautical world was still an exclusively male domain.

To celebrate Aviation Week 2015, the Embraer Historical Center hosted the exhibition "AMX - 30 years since the first flight in Brazil," commemorating the first fighter jet manufactured by Embraer, in a historic partnership with the Italian companies Aeritalia (now Alenia) and Macchi (now Aermacchi).

Since 2008, Embraer has contributed to the preservation of its historical heritage through the restoration of aircraft that have marked its trajectory. Among them is the EMB 100 Bandeirante, whose design predates the creation of Embraer itself.