About the Embraer ERJ 145
The ERJ 145 is the largest member of Embraer’s original ERJ family. Embraer describes the LR as its Long Range version.
Seating capacity
The ERJ 145 cabin drawing published by Denver Air Connection shows 50 passenger seats. The actual seat count depends on the configuration fitted by the operator.
Cabin layout
The drawing shows a single aisle and a seat pitch of 31 inches. Seat pitch is the distance between the same points on two consecutive rows. Service areas are shown at the ends of the cabin. Check the operator’s plan for the aircraft assigned to your flight.
How to recognize an Embraer ERJ 145
Look for a long, narrow fuselage, two engines near the tail and a T-tail. The shorter ERJ 135 shares the same general shape. Confirm the variant using the registration and model record.
Variants and related aircraft
ICAO lists the ERJ 145 ER and LR under E145 and the ERJ 145 XR under E45X. The shorter ERJ 135 uses E135.
Frequently asked questions
How many seats does an Embraer ERJ 145 have?
The drawing published by Denver Air Connection shows 50 seats. Consult your airline for the exact layout on your flight.
Do the ERJ 145 LR and XR use the same radar code?
ICAO lists the ERJ 145 LR under E145 and the ERJ 145 XR under E45X.