Sơ đồ chỗ ngồi Airlink Embraer E195-E2

Airlink's live fleet catalogue includes the Embraer E195-E2 as a current fleet family and links its dedicated aircraft page.

Airlink's official E195-E2 specification table publishes 136 maximum passengers and one seating class.

⚠The live origin returned HTTP 403 to raw retrieval, so the snapshot is the official page replayed as decoded Wayback raw bytes from 2026-06-12. Generic page metadata says '2 cabin configuration'; the explicit table says one class, and Airlink's entry-into-service release clarifies that it is a two-by-two Economy cabin.

Airlink's official entry-into-service release states that the E195-E2 began service on 22 December 2025 with up to 136 passengers in a two-by-two Economy cabin with no middle seats; the first three had been delivered and the later seven would be two-class.

⚠The snapshot is the official page replayed as Wayback raw bytes from 2026-03-12 because the live origin was bot-blocked during retrieval. It establishes the active single-class configuration but does not publish seat numbers or a detailed diagram.

Embraer's official Airlink/Azorra lease release corroborates ten E195-E2 aircraft and a 136-passenger two-by-two cabin layout.

⚠Order-era corroboration rather than entry-into-service evidence; the snapshot is the official release replayed as Wayback raw bytes from 2026-02-10 because the live origin returned a Cloudflare challenge.

Embraer's official Airlink operator profile states that the first three delivered E195-E2s are single-class, subsequent aircraft are dual-class, both have no middle seats, and embeds the Airlink-specific LOPA.

⚠The live origin returned a Cloudflare challenge, so the snapshot is the official page replayed as Wayback raw bytes from 2026-01-13. It does not print seat numbers or letters.

Manufacturer-published Airlink E195-E2 LOPA image showing 34 complete four-seat rows, exactly reconciling to the published 136-seat total.

⚠The image is unlabeled: physical row and seat placement is published, while SeatLink rows 1-34 and A/C-D/F letters are derived. The snapshot is a Wayback raw capture from 2025-10-08 because the live origin returned a Cloudflare challenge.