Embraer is a Brazilian aerospace company that manufactures regional and commercial airliners. It's E-Jet and E2 families serve short to medium haul routes offering fuel efficiency and passenger comfort.

Models

EMB-110

The EMB-110 is a regional turboprop aircraft designed for short-haul routes, typically seating about 30 passengers. It was Embraer's early regional airliner offering, focusing on efficiency and reliability for smaller markets.

EMB-120

The EMB-120 Brasilia is a stretched and modernized turboprop seating around 30 passengers, known for its speed, range, and comfort in regional operations. It became popular worldwide as a reliable workhorse connecting smaller cities with larger hubs.

ERJ-135

The ERJ-135 is a regional jet seating about 37 passengers, designed for short-haul flights. It offers airlines a fast and efficient jet option for smaller markets, building on Embraer's success in regional aviation.

ERJ-145

The ERJ-145 is a stretched version of the ERJ-135, seating around 50 passengers. It became a staple regional jet globally, known for reliability, cost-effectiveness, and suitability for short to medium routes.

ERJ-170

The Embraer 170 is the smallest of the E-Jet family, seating about 70-80 passengers. It features modern avionics, comfortable cabins, and efficient operation, bridging the gap between regional and mainline jets.

ERJ-190

The Embraer 190 is a larger E-Jet variant seating around 100 passengers. It offers increased range and capacity, making it popular for both regional and short-to-medium haul routes with excellent passenger comfort.

ERJ-195

The E195 is the largest E-Jet, stretched from the E190 to seat about 110 passengers. It's designed for higher-demand routes, providing airlines with a fuel-efficient and comfortable alternative to larger narrowbodies.