Embraer E-Jet family
History & development
Latest Embraer E-Jet news
American Airlines’ oldest aircraft
American Airlines (AA/AAL) is one of the world’s largest and most iconic carriers, with a history dating back to 1930. Today, American Airlines boasts a vast fleet consisting of a diverse range of Boeing, Airbus and Embraer types. Whilst the operator has a diverse fleet of modern aircraft, it also retains some older jets in active service. Let’s take a
On this day in 2016 – first flight of the Embraer 190 E2
The Embraer 190-E2 first flew on May 23, 2016. The aircraft, registration PR-ZEY, took off
FAA investigating ‘close call’ in Boston
The FAA is investigating a “close call” between a Hop-A-Jet Learjet 60 and a JetBlue
NTSB investigating loss of separation and runway incursion in Burbank
The NTSB has opened an investigation into a loss of separation and runway incursion incident
On this day in 2016 – first flight of the Embraer 190 E2
The Embraer 190-E2 first flew on May 23, 2016. The aircraft, registration PR-ZEY, took off
FAA investigating ‘close call’ in Boston
The FAA is investigating a “close call” between a Hop-A-Jet Learjet 60 and a JetBlue
NTSB investigating loss of separation and runway incursion in Burbank
The NTSB has opened an investigation into a loss of separation and runway incursion incident
Currently airborne Embraer E-Jets
Flight tracking focus
Embraer E-Jets have gained immense popularity with flight trackers, passengers and airlines. They are a common sight at most regional and large airports across the world are well liked by passenger and the crews who operate them. Embraer E-Jets operate in all corners of the world and in all environments. From a flight tracking perspective it’s always interesting to see the latest aircraft rolling off the production line at São José dos Campos (SJK/SBSJ) airport in Brazil and heading for their new customers, often in multiple leg flights.
Embraer E-Jet family facts & figures
Embraer E-Jet family specification
| Variant | E170 | E175 | E190 | E195 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Engines | 2× General Electric CF34-8E | 2× General Electric CF34-8E | 2× General Electric CF34-10E | 2× General Electric CF34-10E |
| Height | 9.83m / 32.3ft | 9.86m / 32.4ft | 10.57m / 34.8t | 10.54m / 34.7ft |
| Length | 29.9m / 98.1ft | 31.6m / 103.1ft | 36.2m / 118.1ft | 38.6m / 126.1ft |
| Wingspan | 26.0m / 84.4m | 26.0m / 84.4m | 28.7m / 94.3ft | 28.7m / 94.3ft |
| Cruise speed | Mach 0.75 | Mach 0.75 | Mach 0.75 | Mach 0.75 |
| Range | 3,982km / 2,150nm | 4,074km / 2,200nm | 4,537km / 2,450nm | 4,260km / 2,300nm |
| Passenger / load capacity | 72-78 | 78-88 | 100-114 | 116-124 |
