The Embraer ERJ 135/140/145 family is a group of narrow-cabin regional jets developed around a common rear-engined airframe for 37-, 44-, and 50-seat airline service. The ERJ 145 first flew in 1995, and the family helped establish the small regional jet as a practical alternative to turboprops on feeder routes. Multiple range variants remain in airline and charter service, with the larger ERJ 145 serving as the baseline design.
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