The Embraer E175 is a single-aisle aircraft, capable of carrying up to 76 passengers in a typical two-class configuration. The aircraft made its first revenue flight in July 2005 with Air Canada ...

Delta Air Lines has launched its first nonstop route ... of 76-seat Embraer E175 regional aircraft. Delta's regional ... in their three-class cabins: 12 in first class, 20 in Delta ...

An aggrieved passenger has claimed that American Airlines bumped his girlfriend from first class so an off-duty pilot could take her seat — after claiming that the seat was broken.

On a crisp December morning at the Aspen-Pitkin County airport, the first Embraer 175 landed, marking the beginning of SkyWest Airlines’ transition from the Bombardier CRJ-700. SkyWest, a third-party ...

United Airlines added 50 76-seat Embraer 175 aircraft to operate under the United Express brand through an amended agreement with regional carrier Shuttle America, United announced Tuesday. United ...

A Delta passenger was barking mad after being forced to give up their plush first class seat for a fellow traveler — and downright furious upon discovering that the lucky VIP was a dog.

United Airlines says the first Embraer E175 jets to fly under its regional United Express brand will come this May on two routes from its Chicago O'Hare hub.

50 domestic markets to receive more First Class service, boosting upgrade opportunities for frequent flyers and bolstering Delta’s status as leading provider of first-class seating ...

The regional carrier operates flights for Delta Connection, American Eagle, United Express and Alaska Airlines.

Delta Air Lines Inc on Thursday said it would add first class seating to domestic flights longer than 750 miles or about two and a half hours long this fall.

United is reducing seats on its Embraer E175 aircraft from 76 to 70 to comply with a clause of its pilot union contract, FlightGlobal reported. The "scope clause" in the contract limits the role ...

The E-175s for ASE have been configured to hold 70 seats, 12 of which are first class. The aircraft that arrived is one of six E-175s that SkyWest converted to the ASE-specific subfleet.