ERJ175

The Embraer ERJ175 is a member of the Embraer E-Jet family of regional airliners, designed for short to mid-range flights. Manufactured by the Brazilian aerospace company EMBRAER, the E-Jets program was launched in 1999 to introduce a family of modern, efficient commercial jets. The ERJ175 variant, specifically, has gained popularity for its comfort, low operating costs, and compliance with “scope clause” restrictions in the U.S., often limiting the size of regional jets.

EMBRAER (Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica) is a globally recognized aerospace corporation known for producing commercial, executive, agricultural, and military aircraft. They are one of the world’s leading manufacturers of commercial aircraft up to 150 seats.

Commonly used by major regional airlines around the world, particularly in North America, the ERJ175 features a clean and quiet cabin with a flexible seating configuration, allowing carriers to match capacity to market demand. It is a workhorse for regional operations across the United States, frequently flying routes for carriers like Delta Air Lines (as the Embraer E-175) and American Airlines, connecting smaller markets to larger hubs. With specifications including a cruising speed of 545 mph (875 km/h) and a range of about 1,800 miles (2,897 km), the E175 is optimized for high utilization and efficiency in regional air travel.