Embraer E2 (E-Jet)

Narrow-Body Passenger Jet Airliner [ 2019 ]

The Embraer E2 series of Brazil is set to claim its share of the narrow-body passenger airliner market when it enters service before the end of the decade,

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Scheduled introduction of the Brazilian Embraer "E-Jet" E2 series family of narrow-body passenger airliners is during 2018 with carriers set for service in Brazil itself, the United States, India, and China through some 325 firm orders as of this writing. The E2 family follows the earlier E-Jet entry for the company and will be sold in three distinct marks featuring varying overall lengths, wing units, and internal arrangements to dictate seating numbers. The aircraft line will sport the latest in avionics (Honeywell Primus "Epic 2") and Fly-By-Wire (FBW) controlling with better efficiency through its Pratt & Whitney PW1000G gear turbofan pairing.

The E2 series was officially launched by Embraer at the 50th Paris Air Show. It is intended that the product compete directly against the Bombardier CSeries of jets in the same field globally - whose planned introduction is scheduled for sometime in mid-2016. Both feature similar external arrangements and carry two underslung engine nacelles. As it stands, the E2 family includes the E175-E2 with seating for approximately eighty-to-ninety passengers while the E190-E2 will seat up to 114 passengers and the E195-E2 will follow with seating for 144.©MilitaryFactory.com

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June 2013 - SkyWest Airlines of the United States has placed an order for 100 E175-E2 jets.

March 2016 - A flyable prototype was readied for ground testing and was showcased at Embraer's Sao Jose dos Campos location.

May 2016 -It was announced that the E2 jet had completed a first-flight (May 23rd, 2016), some months ahead of the planned first-flight date.

March 2017 - The E195-E2 model completed its first-flight. This version carries the PW1919G turbofan engine.

January 2018 - The E-190-E2 is nearing certification efforts which should happen sometime in 2018.

July 2018 - The E-190-E2 is in service with Norwegian carrier Wideroe.

July 2018 - As of July 2018, some 274 E2 jets are on order.

April 2019 - The E-195-E2 has received certification for operations in Brazilian, U.S., and European airspaces. Initial deliveries are planned in the second half of 2019.

January 2020 - Twenty-four E2 series jets have been produced to date (1 x E175-E2; 15 x E190-E2; 8 x E195-E2).

August 2020 - Series entry of the E175-E2 has been delayed until 2023.

February 2022 - Embraer has decided to suspend development of its E175-E2 for the next three years.

January 2023 - As interest in the E195 jet continues to grow, Embraer reports a backlog of 201 airframes from various global players having ordered the type.

Specifications

Service Year

2019

Origin

Brazil

Status

ACTIVE
In Active Service.

Crew

2

Production

25
UNITS

Embraer - Brazil

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Austria; Brazil; China; Germany; India; Norway; United States

(OPERATORS list includes past, present, and future operators when applicable)

✓ Commercial Aviation
Used in roles serving the commercial aviation market, ferrying both passengers and goods over range.

Length

106.0 ft
(32.30 m)

Width/Span

101.7 ft
(31.00 m)

Height

32.7 ft
(9.98 m)

MTOW

98,436 lb
(44,650 kg)

(Showcased structural values pertain to the Embraer E175-E2 production variant)

monoplane / low-mounted / swept-back

Monoplane
Design utilizes a single primary wing mainplane; this represent the most popular mainplane arrangement.

Low-Mounted
Mainplanes are low-mounted along the sides of the fuselage.

Swept-Back
The planform features wing sweep back along the leading edges of the mainplane, promoting higher operating speeds.

(Structural descriptors pertain to the Embraer E175-E2 production variant)

Installed: 2 x Pratt & Whitney PW1700G / PW1919G turbofan engines developing between 15,000lb and 35,000lb of thrust each.

Max Speed

541 mph
(870 kph | 470 kts)

Ceiling

41,010 ft
(12,500 m | 8 mi)

Range

2,371 mi
(3,815 km | 7,065 nm)

♦ MACH Regime (Sonic)

Sub

Trans

Super

Hyper

HiHyper

ReEntry

♦

(Showcased performance specifications pertain to the Embraer E175-E2 production variant. Performance specifications showcased above are subject to environmental factors as well as aircraft configuration. Estimates are made when Real Data not available. Compare this aircraft entry against any other in our database or View aircraft by powerplant type)

None.

Supported Types

(Not all ordnance types may be represented in the showcase above)

E2 - Base Series Name.

E175-E2 - Seating for 80 to 90 passengers.

E190-E2 - Seating for up to 114 passengers.

E195-E2 - Seating for up to 144 passengers; PW1919G turbofan engines.

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