Overview
ManufacturerEmbraer
Variant ShownE175
FamilyEmbraer E-Jets
First FlightJune 14, 2003
Entry Into Service2005
Body TypeRegional twin-engine jet
RoleShort / medium-haul regional passenger transport
✈ Regional Jet • Short/Medium-Haul
Embraer Embraer E175
A versatile regional twin-engine jet built around the E-Jets family philosophy, combining 2+2 seating, digital fly-by-wire controls and efficient regional capacity.
MTOW
38.790 / 40.370 t
Range
2,150 / 2,200 nm
Max Seating
88 PAX
Cruise Speed
M0.82
Technical Specifications
Airframe
Length31.68 m
Height9.73 m
Wingspan28.65 m
Fuselage Width2.74 m maximum exterior width
Wing Area72.7 m²
Weights
MTOW38.790 t (LR) / 40.370 t (AR)
MLW34.000 t (LR) / 34.100 t (AR)
MZFW31.700 t (LR) / 32.000 t (AR)
Maximum Payload9.814 t (LR) / 10.094 t (AR)
Maximum Usable Fuel11,625 L
Performance
Max Cruise SpeedMach 0.82
RangeFull PAX: 2,150 nm (LR) / 2,200 nm (AR)
Max Seating88 PAX
Service Ceiling41,000 ft
Takeoff Field Length1,724 m (LR) / 2,244 m (AR) @ MTOW, ISA, SL
Crew & Propulsion
Flight Crew2 pilots
Cabin CrewConfiguration-dependent
PropulsionTwin high-bypass turbofan
Engine Options2 × GE CF34-8E
Market Context
Aircraft DeliveredE-Jet family operates worldwide
Main CompetitorAirbus A220-100 / regional jet segment
Notable OperatorsRegional and mainline airlines worldwide
Key Features
Cabin
2+2 seating with no middle seats.
Noise & Comfort
Advanced sound-absorbing materials for a quiet cabin.
Maintenance
AHEAD PRO diagnostic system for maintenance and performance.
Fly-by-Wire
Digital fly-by-wire flight-control system.
Family Commonality
Common E-Jets flight deck and operational philosophy.
Notable Operators
- Regional and mainline airlines worldwide