About the Embraer ERJ 135
Embraer designed the ERJ 135 for routes with lower passenger demand. Its product guide also describes a Long Range version, identified by the suffix LR.
Seating capacity
Airlink lists 37 economy seats for its Embraer ERJ 135. This is the airline’s configuration. Consult the operator’s seat map for the aircraft assigned to your flight.
Cabin layout
Airlink describes one seat on one side of the aisle and two on the other. The single seat is next to both the window and the aisle. On the other side, one seat is by the window and the other is by the aisle.
How to recognize an Embraer ERJ 135
Look for a short, narrow fuselage, two jet engines near the tail and a T-tail. The ERJ 145 has a similar outline with a longer fuselage. Check the registration and model record if the difference in length is hard to judge.
Variants and related aircraft
Embraer lists an ERJ 135 LR. The type code for the ERJ 135 is E135. The related ERJ 145 uses E145.
Frequently asked questions
How many seats does an Embraer ERJ 135 have?
Airlink lists 37 economy seats for its ERJ 135. The exact layout depends on the aircraft’s operator.
Does the ERJ 135 have a middle seat?
Airlink’s one-by-two layout has window and aisle seats. Check the seat map for your flight to confirm the layout.