Embraer offers a conversion of its ERJ145 to semi-private configuration
Embraer
The conversion offers cabins only with premium seats, between sixteen and twenty-eight per aircraft. In this context, the rows will have only one armchair on each side of the corridor (instead of the classic 1-2 configuration). But the idea is not just to change the seats. Embraer specifies that the conversion includes the installation of a flat floor and the removal of luggage compartments for a feeling of increased space.
Conversion work can be carried out at Embraer’s service centers.
Marsha Woelber, Head of Customer Support and …
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