
Fast and fierce: The Embraer E190-E2, nicknamed the Profit Hunter, is part of the E2 family of regional jets, which encompasses the E175-E2, E190-E2, and E195-E.

Great white shark livery: This striking livery is on a show plane which has been on a round-the-world tour, including a fly-past of Mount Everest.

Tiger livery: There's also a tiger-themed plane, seen here at the Singapore Airshow.

Eagle livery: And this impressive eagle-themed plane has also soared into the skies.

Big and beautiful: The special eagle livery was used on a larger version of the E190, the E195.

Comfort advances: The plane features re-designed windows with larger frames, overhead bins that are 40% larger, and no under-seat support rails to impede legroom.

Technical advances: Improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions are major selling points, and made possible thanks to a completely new, high-aspect-ratio wing design.

Entering service: While the shark-snouted plane continues its world tour, Embraer E2 jets with less showstopping paint jobs are already entering into regular passenger service.

Hitting the US in 2021: The largest E2 customer is SkyWest, a regional airline affiliate flying for the likes of American Airlines, Delta, United and Alaska Airlines.


