Under-wing engines
Two compact nacelles hang beneath low-mounted swept wings.
Regional jet identification
The E175 is a compact regional jet whose engines sit beneath the wings. That arrangement immediately separates it from rear-engined CRJ aircraft.

Recognition checklist
Two compact nacelles hang beneath low-mounted swept wings.
The horizontal stabiliser meets the lower fin rather than forming a T-tail.
A sharp nose and tidy cockpit glazing give the E-Jet its characteristic face.
At a glance
Published headline figures vary by configuration and operating conditions.
Source: Embraer commercial aviation
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