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Embraer Airliner Spotting Guide
Embraer is a Brazil-based company that competes internationally with Canadian rival Bombardier for the title of the world's third-largest airplane maker after Airbus located in Europe and Boeing headquartered in the United States.
The company manufactures commercial, military, executive and agricultural aircraft.
Embraer Commercial Aviation offers these product lines:
| Embraer Commercial Aircraft | Length | Passengers | Range |
| ERJ-135 | 86' 5" | 30 - 37 | 1,750nm |
| ERJ-140 | 93' 4" | 44 | 1,650nm |
| ERJ-145LR | 98' 0" | 50 | 1,550nm |
| ERJ-145XR | 98' 0" | 50 | 2,000nm |
| E-Jet E170 | 98' 1" | 66 - 78 | 2,150nm |
| E-Jet E175 | 103' 11" | 76 - 88 | 2,200nm |
| E-Jet E190 | 118' 11" | 96 - 114 | 2,450nm |
| E-Jet E195 | 126' 10" | 100 - 124 | 2,300nm |
| E-Jet E175 E2 | 106' 4" | 80 - 90 | 2,060nm |
| E-Jet E190 E2 | 118' 10" | 97 - 114 | 2,850nm |
| E-Jet E195 E2 | 136' 2" | 120 - 146 | 2,600nm |
How to Tell Embraer Airliners Apart
| Shown below is a side-by-side comparison of frequently spotted Embraer ERJ-145, E175, E190 and E195 jetliners |
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| Embraer E-Jet E2 Series of jetliners (Photo courtesy of Embraer Commercial Aviation) |
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More Information About Embraer Commercial Aircraft
Official website of Embraer Commercial Aviation