Engines
Compact engines sit beneath low-mounted wings.
Quick identification
How to identify the Embraer E175
A twin-engine regional jet introduced in 2005, it is a staple of regional carrier networks across North America.
The Quiz catalogue includes 17 Embraer E175 livery references, including Air Canada, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, Austrian.
Nose
A pointed nose and conventional tail distinguish it from a CRJ.
Contrast
The CRJ-900 has rear-mounted engines and a T-tail.
Reference data
Embraer E175 specifications
Use proportions and configuration as supporting clues; exact weights, range and cabin layouts vary by operator.
- Length
- 31.7 m
- Wingspan
- 26.0 m
- Max take-off weight
- 40.4 t
- Range
- 4,074 km
- Capacity
- Up to 88 passengers
What should you check first?
Picture the aircraft without its paint scheme. Name three physical clues before opening the answer.
Reveal the Embraer E175 clues
- Engines: Compact engines sit beneath low-mounted wings.
- Nose: A pointed nose and conventional tail distinguish it from a CRJ.
- Contrast: The CRJ-900 has rear-mounted engines and a T-tail.
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