Embraer ERJ-145LR

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30 Mar 2026 · © SSGTRocky

American Eagle Embraer ERJ-145LR (N815AE) in the classic silver-belly livery, taxiing at DFW.

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Aircraft

ERJ-145LR E145

American Eagle (old bare metal/striped livery)

N815AE

Registration

Airline

Envoy Air

ENY / MQ

Manufacturer

Embraer

Achievements

Retro Wings, Vintage Voyager, Tail Fin Collector

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Location

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

DFW/KDFW

32.8968, -97.0380

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Dallas Fort Worth International Airport DFW

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Aviation History

Popular 50-seat regional jet widely used in North America and worldwide since the late 1990s; heavily associated with regional feeder operations for major airlines.

Fleet Rarity

Once very common, but rapidly being retired from US fleets as airlines shift to larger regional jets; rare in old American Eagle livery.

Record Flights

Not typically used for record-setting flights, but notable for a large fleet in American Eagle/Envoy service.

Safety & Events

Generally safe, but as a common type, has been involved in minor incidents, usually non-fatal, often related to weather or regional operations.

Future Outlook

Many being retired or used for charter/secondary markets; some still active but most are being replaced by Embraer E-Jets or CRJs.

Specifications

Rolls-Royce AE 3007A1

Engine

20.04 meters

Wingspan

29.87 meters

Length

2,963 km

Range

833 km/h

Speed

50 passengers

Capacity

22,000 kg

MTOW

6.75 meters

Height

33.1 kN (7,420 lbf) per engine

Thrust

Stage 3 (compliant, varies by individual airframe)

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