Embraer E190

Technical Specifications

• Total seats: 114 typical configuration
• Range: 4,537 km / 2,819 mi
• Cruise speed: 870 km/h
• Wingspan: 29 m
• Length: 37 m
• Engines: 2× CF34-10E

Cabin Features

• Economy seat pitch: 31–32 in (79–81 cm)
• In-flight Wi-Fi: Available on most configurations
• Power outlets: AC/USB available
• Lie-flat beds: Not typically equipped

Seat Selection Overview

The Embraer E190 seats 96–114 passengers in a 2-2 layout with no middle seats. JetBlue is the largest US operator. Like the E175, every seat is either a window or an aisle — making it one of the most democratic regional aircraft layouts in commercial aviation.

Best Seats on the E190

• Any window seat — all are equal-distance from aisle: 2-2 layout means every window seat is just one seat away from the aisle. No bad window seats on the E190.
• JetBlue Mint front rows (select E190 routes): JetBlue's E190 Mint product (where available) offers lie-flat seats on transcon routes — exceptional value on a narrowbody.
• Exit rows (rows 13–14 typically): Extra legroom — particularly valuable given JetBlue's typically generous base economy pitch (34 in).

Seats to Avoid on the E190

• Last 3 rows: Lavatories at rear create traffic. Last row may also have limited recline.

Pro Tips

• JetBlue's standard E190 economy already offers 34 inches of pitch (vs 30–32 on most carriers) — making it the most legroom-generous domestic economy seat in the US.
• JetBlue's free Wi-Fi on all E190 flights is a real differentiator on domestic routes.

Frequently Asked Questions