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The E2 family boasts three models based on the E-195, E-190 and E-175. embraer
Embraer E2
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Extending the capability of Embraer’s popular E-Jets
Improving aircraft designs by stretching or upgraded the engines or both can be spectacularly successful or a commercial disaster.
Aviation history is littered with both and the most successful are without doubt the Boeing 737 and the DC-8 families.
Now Embraer, four years after Bombardier announced the CSeries, has moved to upgrade its popular E-Jet series and it has done so in stunning fashion with firm orders and commitments for 215 from seven customers for its E2 models.
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