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Embraer E190-E2

In Production

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The next generation of Embraers successful E-Jet family. Features all-new Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan engines and a redesigned wing for 17% better fuel efficiency. Perfect for thinner routes and smaller airports.

Passengers

97-114

Range

3,312 mi

Cruise Speed

541 mph

First Flight

2016

Did You Know?

The E2 was nicknamed "Profit Hunter" by Embraer, emphasizing its exceptional economics for airlines operating regional routes.

History & Timeline

Key Milestones

2013

Program Launch

The E-Jet E2 program was formally launched at the 2013 Paris Air Show, with the E190-E2 as the first variant to be developed.

2016

First Flight

The E190-E2 completed its maiden flight on May 23, 2016, from Sao Jose dos Campos, demonstrating the new wings and engines.

2018

Entry into Service

Norwegian regional carrier Wideroe became the first E190-E2 operator on April 24, 2018, using it on challenging Norwegian routes.

Development Story

E2 Program Announcement

Embraer announced the E-Jet E2 family in November 2011, featuring new Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan engines and redesigned wings for dramatically improved efficiency.

Fly-By-Wire Evolution

The E2 introduced fly-by-wire controls to the E-Jet family, bringing the advanced technology previously seen only on larger aircraft.

Swiss Air Force Evaluation

Switzerland evaluated the E190-E2 as a candidate for its air policing mission, demonstrating the types versatility beyond passenger operations.

Interesting Facts

Profit Hunter

Embraer markets the E2 family as Profit Hunter, emphasizing their fuel efficiency - up to 25% better than first-generation E-Jets.

Highest Aspect Ratio Wing

The E2 features the highest aspect ratio wing of any commercial airliner at just over 11, optimized for aerodynamic efficiency.

Geared Turbofan Technology

The Pratt & Whitney PW1900G geared turbofan engines use a gear system to optimize fan and turbine speeds independently, dramatically improving efficiency.

Legacy & Impact

Setting New Standards

The E190-E2 sets new standards for efficiency in the 100-seat market, forcing competitors to develop new designs to match its economics.

Technical Specifications

Performance

Range
5,330 km (3,312 mi)
Cruise Speed
870 km/h (541 mph)
Service Ceiling
12,497 m (41,001 ft)

Dimensions

Length
36.2 m (119 ft)
Wingspan
33.7 m (111 ft)

Capacity

Passengers
97-114
Cargo Volume
21 m³

Engines

Engine Count
2x PW1900G
Manufacturer
Pratt & Whitney
Thrust (each)
95 kN

Weights

Max Takeoff (MTOW)
56,400 kg (124,341 lbs)
Fuel Capacity
13,389 L (3,537 gal)

Takeoff / Landing

Takeoff Distance
1,680 m (5,512 ft)
Landing Distance
1,340 m (4,396 ft)

Commercial

Total Orders
85
Delivered
60
List Price
$59.1M

History

First Flight
January 1, 2016
Status
In Production

Airlines Operating This Aircraft

Data sourced from www.embraer.com