Proportions
A longer E-Jet fuselage with more cabin windows than the E175.
Regional jet aircraft identification
Learn the visual clues that identify the Embraer E190, then test yourself using different viewing angles and liveries.

Entering service in 2005, the E190 enlarged the original E-Jet concept into a regional aircraft seating more than 100 passengers.
The Quiz catalogue includes 10 Embraer E190 livery references, including Aeromexico, Air Dolomiti, Air France, British Airways.
A longer E-Jet fuselage with more cabin windows than the E175.
Twin compact engines sit beneath low-mounted swept wings.
The conventional tail and under-wing engines separate it from rear-engined CRJs.
Use proportions and configuration as supporting clues; exact weights, range and cabin layouts vary by operator.
Picture the aircraft without its paint scheme. Name three physical clues before opening the answer.
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