The story
The E190 proved a regional jet could feel like a real airplane. Two-by-two seating means no middle seats, ever. JetBlue was its first operator in 2005 and made it famous, flying it for twenty years before retiring the last one in September 2025.
JetBlue was the first airline in the world to fly the E190. Its final E190 flight, on N329JB, ran from New York JFK to Boston on 9 September 2025.
Quick answers
How do you identify a Embraer 190?
Noticeably longer than the E175, with a bigger wing and engines, still two-by-two seating. Air Canada, American and JetBlue have all retired theirs, so look for it with European and smaller operators.
What does a Embraer 190 sound like?
CF34-10E is slightly deeper than the E175's CF34-8E.
How fast is the Embraer 190?
Top speed is 470 kts.
How many passengers does the Embraer 190 carry?
Up to 114. A typical layout is 100 (1-class).
How far can the Embraer 190 fly?
Range is about 2,450 nmi.
How big is the Embraer 190?
It is 118 ft 11 in long and 94 ft 3 in across the wings.
When did the Embraer 190 first fly?
Its first flight was in 2004.
How many Embraer 190s have been built?
568 built.
How rare is a Embraer 190 in Bogey?
UNCOMMON. Not rare, but not every day either. Worth looking up for. Your first Embraer 190 catch is worth 50 points.
