Embraer

Embraer is a Brazilian commercial airplane manufacturer predominantly making regional jets. Originally starting with turbo-prop aircraft like the EMB-120, Embraer has designed and produced two distinctive models of regional jets - the ERJ Series seating 50 passengers with it's T-shape design and tail mounted engines and the Embraer 'E-Jets' seating 70 to 120 passengers with a more typical aircraft design with engines mounted under the wings. Today, Embraer is working on it's 'E2' series of regional jets which are an evolution of the E-Jets family. Embrear's aircraft typically compete with the aircraft offered from Bombardier like the CRJ and Q400 aircraft as they are designed to serve short to medium haul routes with low to medium demand.

Family	Model	Seat Capacity	Range	First Flight	Photo
ERJ Series 2 Engine, Widebody, Long-Haul Airliner	ERJ-135ER	50	2,409 kM	July 4 1998	Comming Soon
	ERJ-135LR		3,243 kM
	ERJ-140ER	50	2,317 kM	June 27 2000
	ERJ-140LR		3,058 kM
	ERJ-145LR	50	2,873 kM	August 1995
	ERJ-145XR		3,706 kM	June 29, 2001
E-Jet Series 2 Engine, Widebody, Long-Haul Airliner	EMB-170	70 - 80	3,882 kM	February 19 2002
	EMB-175	78 - 88	3,706 kM	June 2003
	EMB-190	98 - 114	4,448 kM	March 2004
	EMB-195	108 - 122	4,077 kM	December 7 2004