Embraer prioritised the rapid expansion of the family, leading to the introduction of the shortened ERJ 135 and ERJ 140 in 1999. The ERJ series' primary competition came from the similarly sized Bombardier CRJ100/200 regional jets.

Discover the Embraer ERJ, a reliable and versatile aircraft with over 26 million recorded flight hours. Learn about its features, range, and support services, including optimized maintenance and flight safety training. Explore the ERJ family and its impact on the regional market.

The next generation of the highly popular ERJ Family has been rebuilt from the ground up to deliver a completely new product line with realistic simulation of all aircraft systems, along with the signature X-Crafts features that the community loves.

Manufactured in Brazil by Brazilian multinational aerospace manufacturer Embraer the ERJ family (Embraer Regional Jet) consists of the ERJ135, ERJ140, and ERJ145 models.

27 Years Of Flight: A Brief Guide To The Embraer ERJ Family's Different ...

For over five decades, the Embraer ERJ (Embraer Regional Jet) family has dominated the skies, revolutionizing regional travel. Let’s explore why these jets continue to be a symbol of excellence in the aviation industry.

The first flight of the ERJ 145, a pressurised twin turbofan aircraft with a 50 passenger capacity, took place in 1995. It was presented at the 1996 Farnborough fair and secured its first contract with Continental Express.

The Birth of the ERJ Jets: How Embraer Entered the Regional Jet Market

Debuted at the 1989 Paris Air Show, the ERJ program marked Embraer's entry into the regional jet market, following its success with turboprops and defense aircraft. The ERJ 145, which debuted in 1997, had a capacity for 50 passengers and was soon a staple of U.S. regional fleets.