Embraer ERJ-145

The plane of regional transport Embraer ERJ 145 is a twin-jet aircraft of 50 places produces by the Brazilian company Embraer. Entered in service the August 11th 1995, it has an autonomy of 2 500 km. It belongs to the regional jets most popular of the world, its main competitor being the Bombardier CRJ ('' Regional Canadair Jet '').

History

Embraer ERJ 145 was presented for the first time to the aeronautical living room of Le Bourget of 1989.

Data sheet

It is a little longer and narrower than the Regional Tanker plane Jet. It is been driven by two engines Rolls-Royce AE-3007A located at the back of the apparatus.

Dimensions

Scale: 20,04 m
Length: 29,87 m
Height: 6,75 m
wing Surface: 51,18 m ²
Driving: 2 turbojets with double flow Rolls-Royce AE 3007A, of 33 kN thorough each one
maximum Mass on takeoff: 20 600 kg
Crew: 2 Momentary people
: 50 people

Performances

Cruising speed: 833 km/h (Mach 0.78)
Passable distance: 2 963 km
operational Ceiling: 11 300 m

See too

Internal bonds

Bomber CRJ ('' Regional Canadair Jet '')
Embraer
List of the civil aircrafts
Rolls-Royce

External bonds

Embraer : Official site
Embraer ERJ 145 on the official site Embraer
Data sheet of Embraer ERJ 145

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