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EMBRAER 190: introduction
The Embraer 190, a key component of Embraer’s E-Jet lineup, exemplifies the company’s commitment to advancing regional aviation. Developed in response to the evolving needs of the industry, the E190 emerged as a modern and efficient regional jet designed to deliver a superior passenger experience. Serving as the inaugural model in the E-Jet series, the E190 laid the foundation for a family of aircraft celebrated for their adaptability, fuel efficiency, and passenger-centric design.
With widespread certifications from global aviation authorities, the E190 has garnered recognition as a preferred choice among leading airlines, showcasing Embraer’s ongoing dedication to shaping the future of regional air travel. Join AEROAFFAIRES as we delve into the world of the Embraer 190.
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Caractéristiques commerciales du Embraer 190
Embraer has manufactured this regional aircraft with the same capabilities as a commercial airliner. No business class here, this aircraft carries up to 114 passengers (not including the captain and crew).
You can privatize the E190 of the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer, as it is ideal for group flights. Whether you are a sports team, a company going to a seminar, the E190 is perfect for this kind of event.
The aircraft is able to cover a distance of 4445 km with an average speed of 845 km/h.
Two rows are arranged within the cabin, separated by a spacious single aisle. These rows have been designed to be spacious, pleasant and offer more in-flight comfort than conventional commercial aircraft. So you can enjoy a pleasant trip without feeling too cramped. Depending on configuration, the Embraer 190 seating can carry between 93 and 114 passengers. The aircraft also have room for consequent baggage storage.
The Embraer 190 is followed by a longer version: the Embraer 195, which can carry up to 124 passengers. Finally, the 195-E2, the largest aircraft in the manufacturer’s catalog, is the latest generation. This latest-generation airplane made its maiden flight on October 16, 2019.
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Technical specifications of Embraer 190
Aircraft
- Manufacturer EMBRAER
- Model EMBRAER 190
- Classification Commercial Airliners
- Start of production 2005
Size
- Length 36,24 m
- Height 10,49 m
- Span 26,02 m
Useful information
- Pilots 2
- Flight crew No
- Seats 93-114
- Luggage compartment volume 17,4 m³
- Toilet yes
Cabin
- Interior Height 1,62 m
- Interior Width 1,52 m
- Interior length 20,8 m
Performance
- Motorization 2 General Electric CF34-10E
- Cruising speed 845 km/h
- Maximum speed 870 km/h
- Range 4 445 km
- Takeoff distance 1800 m
- Landing distance 1500 m
- Maximum flight altitude 12500 m
Price
- Hourly rates 9 300 €/hour
- Purchase Price 45 000 000 €
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Avantages clés du Embraer 190
- Spacious seating rows and aisle within the cabin
- Large passenger capacity
- Ideal for short and medium distance travel
- It is a competitive regional aircraft compared to airliners.
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Embraer 190: a little history
The story of the Embraer E190 goes back to the turn of the millennium, when Brazilian company Embraer set about developing an innovative regional airliner. The first of the E-Jets family, the new aircraft E190 made its maiden flight in March 2004, marking the start of a new era in regional aviation.
With certification from Brazilian, European and American aviation authorities, the E190 quickly conquered the market. In March 2005, the airline flight JetBlue Airways took delivery of the very first aircraft, ushering in a successful period of commercial operation. This variant was acclaimed for its spacious cabin, its range adapted to regional routes and its operational efficiency.
Over the years, the E-Jets family has expanded with variants and new airplanes such as the E175 and E195, offering airlines versatile options for a variety of operational requirements. The Embraer E190 has established a solid reputation for comfort, fuel economy and reliability, illustrating Embraer’s significant role in the regional aviation sector.
A few key dates:
The Embraer 190 has several key dates in its development and operational history.
- March 12, 2004: Maiden Flight – The Embraer 190 conducted its first flight, marking a crucial step in its development.
- August 2005: Certification – The Embraer 190 received certification from the Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil (ANAC) in Brazil, allowing it to enter into commercial service.
- March 2005: First Delivery – JetBlue Airways received the first Embraer 190, officially marking the entry of the aircraft into commercial service.
- 2005 Onwards: Commercial Service – The Embraer 190 entered service with various airlines globally, contributing to Embraer’s success in the regional aviation market.
- Ongoing Updates: Over the years, Embraer has introduced various updates and enhancements to the E190, including improved fuel efficiency, avionics upgrades, and other modifications to meet changing industry standards.
These key dates highlight important milestones in the development, certification, and operational deployment of the Embraer 190.
