The ERJ 135/140/145 family is a series of twin-engine, 37-50 seat regional jets. The initial model was the 50-seat ERJ 145, which first flew in August 1995. Deliveries began in late 1996.

Making its air show debut at Farnborough 2000 was the 44-seat Embraer ERJ-140, which first flew at San Jose dos Campos, Brazil, on 27 June. The ERJ-140, which flew in the air display alongside its ...

44-seat variant of the Embraer ERJ-145 family of regional jets -- the ERJ-140. The decision to buy 44-seaters follows American Airlines pilots' refusal of their latest tentative contract -- a deal ...

The new STC allows C&L Aviation Group to convert Embraer ERJ 135s from 37 to 16 seats as well as other modifications to make it suitable for private use.

In February 2024 Cirium indicates that it was sold to the Argentine air force, and is the only ERJ-140 listed as serving in a military role. Including T-95, there are 20 in-service ERJ-140s ...