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Technical specifications
Length38.7m
Wingspan28.7m
Engines2x GE CF34-10E
Total thrust92 kN
Takeoff distance1,800m
Landing distance1,350m
Cruise speed870 km/h
Max altitude12,500m
Cabin width2.74m
Production year2006
StatusInfo pending
AircraftEmbraer 195
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Passenger Intelligence & Tips
Best seats
Rows 1-6 for quieter seating. Exit row for legroom. Seats over the wing give the smoothest feel.
Comfort level
Larger 2-2 regional jet with a no-middle-seat cabin and good overhead space.
The Embraer E195 is a stretched regional jet in the E-Jet family, offering more seats while keeping the comfortable 2-2 layout.
The E195 is longer and carries more passengers, but it keeps the same no-middle-seat cabin style and similar comfort.
Usually between 108 and 124 seats depending on the airline and cabin layout.
Front rows are quietest, exit rows offer more legroom, and seats over the wing are the smoothest.
Yes. It is one of the more comfortable regional aircraft because it keeps the 2-2 layout and offers a larger cabin than smaller jets.
Yes. The cabin feels relaxed and familiar, and the absence of a middle seat makes the experience easier for many passengers.
Usually yes, especially on newer interiors, though exact space still depends on the airline.
It is best for medium-demand routes where airlines want more seats than an E175 but still want regional jet efficiency.
Yes. It has a longer cabin and more seats, so it generally feels like the larger sibling in the E-Jet family.
Flight Facts & Intelligence
This flight from to RMO is operated by Austrian. It typically uses aircraft like the Embraer 195. Track the live status, gate, and terminal information to stay updated on any potential delays.
