Aircraft Dimensions

Aircraft / Embraer

Embraer E-Jets family

The Embraer E-Jets line on this site has seven variants. Length runs from the 170 to the E195-E2, a spread of 38.1 ft (38.8%). Five different wingspans appear across the line. Maximum takeoff weight grows by 64.0% from the lightest variant to the heaviest. All share Design Group III and Approach Category C.

The E175 short wing has the 4th-narrowest main gear in Design Group III (77 types). The E175 long wing has the 3rd-widest main gear in Design Group III (77 types). The E175 long wing has the 5th-most US flight-plan operations in FY2024 of the 352 types on this site with an FY2024 count. The Embraer 170 has the 4th-largest fleet on the US register among the 159 jets on this site with a registration count. Among the 80 families on this site, the line has the 5th-widest length spread, the 3rd-widest range of wingspans and the 3rd-most US flight-plan operations in FY2024.

115.2 ft85.3 ft20 ft
115.2 ft85.3 ft20 ft

Every variant, shortest first

All variants, sorted by length
VariantWingspanLengthTail heightMax. takeoff weightCodes
Embraer 17085.3 ft98.1 ft32.3 ft85,098 lbIII-C
Embraer 175 (short wing)94.2 ft103.9 ft32.4 ft82,673 lbIII-C
Embraer 175 (long wing)101.7 ft106.0 ft32.4 ft85,517 lbIII-C
Embraer E190-E2110.6 ft118.8 ft36.1 ft124,340 lbIII-C
Embraer 19094.2 ft118.9 ft34.6 ft110,892 lbIII-C
Embraer 19594.2 ft126.8 ft33.7 ft115,280 lbIII-C
Embraer E195-E2115.2 ft136.2 ft35.8 ft135,585 lbIII-C

Source: FAA Aircraft Characteristics Database, October 2024 release. How we measure.