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Embraer - E-170

Embraer created a family of four new generation aircraft designed specifically to serve markets that require jet aircraft with a capacity of 70 to 110 seats. The Embraer 170 and Embraer 175 have 95% commonality. Embraer simultaneously announced their new model 170 and 190 in February 1999, launching both aircraft in June 1999 at the Paris Air Show. The first flight of the E-170 was in February 2002 and the aircraft achieved certification in April 2004. The E-170 entered service with launch customer LOT Polish Airlines in March 2004. Officially, the Embraer 170, along with the rest of the E-Jet family, is prefixed with ERJ. However, Embraer dropped this prefix for marketing purposes. The 170 is available in standard, LR and AR variants.

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SPECIFICATION

First Flight date:	Feb 2002
Certification date:	Feb 2004
Launch customer(s):	Alitalia Express LOT Polish Airlines MidAtlantic Airways

PRINCIPAL DIMENSIONS

Fuselage width:	3.01 m
Fuselage height:	9.85 m
Fuselage length:	29.9 m
Cabin length:	19.37 m
Cabin width:	2.74 m
Cabin height:	2 m
Cabin volume:
Hold volume:

WEIGHTS

Empty operating:	21,140 kg
Max zero fuel:	30,140 kg
MTOW:	35,990 kg
MLW:	32,800 kg
Standard fuel capacity:	11,625 kg
Max fuel capacity:	11,625 kg

SPEEDS

Normal cruise:
Max cruise:	870 km/h

PERFORMANCE

Long Range Cruise alt:	9,754 m
Max ceiling:	11,278 m
Take off field length:	1,590 m
Landing field length:	1,273 m
Max Payload Range:	1,800 m
Range notes:	1. Length of pressurised fuselage section: 22.74m. 2. Main deck height is 2.54m at front and 2.45m at rear.
Max passengers:	80
Typical passengers:	70