Embraer Delivers the First E190-E2 to Widerøe

• Embraer's release says the ceremony was held at its São José dos Campos plant and that Widerøe, Scandinavia's largest regional airline, would start flying the aircraft on domestic routes later in April^[1]
• Widerøe configured the aircraft with 114 seats in a single class and had contracted for up to 15 E2s, three firm E190-E2s plus purchase rights for 12 more, worth about US$873 million if all rights were exercised^[1]
• The E190-E2 was the first of three new-generation aircraft of 80 to 146 seats to be introduced through 2021; it had been certified on 28 February by ANAC, the FAA and EASA^[1][3]
• Wikipedia dates entry into revenue service to 24 April 2018 on a Widerøe domestic route^[2]

Notable features

• Widerøe E190-E2: 114 seats single-class; two Pratt & Whitney PW1900G engines^[1][2]
• Length 36.25 m, wingspan 33.72 m, MTOW 56,400 kg, range 2,950 nmi, cruise Mach 0.78^[2]
• Embraer's flight-test results at certification: fuel burn 17.3 percent below the first-generation E190^[3]