Embraer is a Brazilian commercial airplane manufacturer based in São José dos Campos, São Paulo, predominantly making regional jets. Originally starting with turboprop 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 'E-Jets' seating 70 to 120 passengers with a more typical aircraft design with engines mounted under the wings. Today, Embraer produces the 'E2' series of regional jets which are an evolution of the original 'E-Jets' family. Embraer's aircraft typically compete with the aircraft offered from Mitsubishi & De Havilland Canada like the CRJ & DHC-8, and quite recently, the Airbus A220. They are designed to serve short to medium haul routes with varying amounts of demand.
The following models are currently not found on PhotoHangar.ca:
Embraer E175-E2 - The second generation and successor to the Embraer ERJ-175; the -E2 has more capacity and better engines.
Embraer E190-E2 - The second generation and successor to the Embraer ERJ-190; the -E2 has the same capacity but better engines and increased range.
Embraer ERJ-195 - The last variant of the first generation 'E-Jet' aircraft; it is the longest and has the most capacity.
Embraer E195-E2 - The second generation and successor to the Embraer ERJ-195; the -E2 has more capacity, better engines, and increased range.
