The E190 is a regional jet aircraft developed by Embraer, a Brazilian aerospace company. It is part of the E-Jet family, designed to carry passengers on short to medium-haul flights. The E190 typically seats around 100 passengers and is known for its fuel efficiency and comfortable cabin layout. First introduced in 2004, the E190 features advanced avionics and a modern design, making it popular among airlines worldwide. Its range is approximately 2,900 nautical miles, allowing it to serve various routes effectively. The aircraft is often used by regional carriers and major airlines alike for connecting smaller cities to larger hubs.