Embraer E-Jet E2
Embraer · In production
Length (E195-E2)41.50 m
Wingspan35.10 m
Height10.90 m
MTOW61,500 kg
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Embraer
Brazil · Founded 1969
The third-largest commercial aircraft maker in the world.
Aircraft here1
Longest41.50 m
Combined built100
First flights2016–2016
The company
The story so far
Embraer was founded as a Brazilian state project in 1969 and privatised in 1994, and it grew by taking a market the giants ignored: jets carrying 70 to 150 people. Its E-Jets sold more than 1,700 and became the backbone of regional flying across the Americas and Europe.
The E2 generation added geared turbofans and a new wing, making it one of the most fuel-efficient small jets in the sky. Boeing agreed to buy the commercial division in 2019, then walked away during the pandemic — leaving Embraer independent, and still the only serious competitor to the duopoly below 150 seats.
The line-up
Embraer aircraft
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Side by side
Every type, ranked by length
| Aircraft | Length | Wingspan | First flight | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Embraer E-Jet E2 | 41.50 m | 35.10 m | 2016 | In production |
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