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Airliner photo page: 'The prototype ERJ-190, c/n 19000001, registered PP-XMA, flew first on 12 March 2004'; Skybrary[2] and AXON say it first flew in March 2004.
First flew March 2004; entered service with JetBlue 8 November 2005; performance data.[1]
First flight March 2004, JetBlue delivery 2005, maximum 114 / typical 94 seats.[1]
12 March 2004 first flight of the E190 and JetBlue launch order.[1]
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It was nice only having 2×2 seating so there was no middle seat, but it definitely gives a more claustrophobic feel to the cabin.
These seats were thick and well padded, so they were comfortable to sit in. JetBlue also has 32″ of pitch as the standard on the Embraer E190, which is excellent.
The E-190 is an enjoyable regional jet.
107 seats in a typical two-class layout (132 one-class max) - range about 5,700 km - A320 family
Source106 passengers in two classes (117 one-class) - range about 1,430 nmi - two BR715 engines - in service since October 1999 (AirTran)
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