Embraer Lineage 1000 Specifications

Aircraft Features

The business version of the Brazilian E-190 regional jet, the Lineage 1000, was launched in 2009 and has already gained popularity among business aviation operators worldwide.

In developing the Lineage 1000 private jet, engineers and designers were guided by one main goal: to make passengers feel as comfortable as if they were at home while flying at an altitude of 11,000 meters. And the Embraer team really achieved that.

The Lineage 1000 sits between “classic” private jets, such as the Global 6000, and VIP aircraft, such as the Boeing Business Jet, in terms of performance and cabin dimensions. The cabin is long, with a sense of perspective and places to look out. The combination of natural and artificial light further enhances the visual appeal of the cabin.

The aircraft structure is mostly made of metal with some composite materials. Also of note is that the Lineage 1000 uses a remote electric control system, which is almost standard on long-range aircraft but rarely used on private jets.

The technical features and maneuverability allow the Embraer Lineage 1000 to land at difficult mountainous airports and airports with steep approaches, such as London City.

Another advantage is the larger fuselage cross-section compared to other similar business jets, such as the Gulfstream V and the Bombardier Global Express. The Lineage 1000 ranks first in terms of available space only behind the converted 737 and A319 aircraft, the BBJ and ACJ.

Interior and Living Room

The original concept that guided the developers of the lounge was “a home away from home.” This allowed for the creation of a modular design, where each of the five conditional zones can have its own functional unit. If desired, several of these zones can be combined, for example, to create a lounge area with sofas and a large TV. This approach made the process cheaper and faster, while preserving a wide range of options for future owners. Although the fuselage of the Lineage 1000 is smaller than in other business jets, there is enough space for a separate room with a toilet and shower in the tail and a living space for 12 to 16 passengers.

As soon as we receive the initial information from you, the manager will clarify all the details and prepare a specific offer with current prices and flight information. It usually includes 3-5 optimal options. However, if none of the offered options suits you, we will adjust the list of business jets, taking into account your wishes.

The cost of a private plane flight

Flight prices depend on many variables, such as: flight route, aircraft model (configuration, year of manufacture), number of crew, passengers, days of parking at the airport, catering format, VIP transfer, etc. Our task as an air broker is to take into account all the client’s wishes and find the most suitable option at the best price. Thanks to a large flow of flights, partnerships with dozens of airlines and aircraft owners, as well as well-thought-out logistics, “Jets Privados” is ready to offer customers the most profitable options for booking an Embraer Lineage 1000 for a private flight.

You can check approximate prices to understand the general order of prices for the most popular destinations. This cost is not the final offer, but is merely informative. More precise information can be provided by the company’s managers. Departures are possible from anywhere in the world. We will be able to make a quick calculation taking into account all your wishes.

England – Georgia from €25,000
Germany – Bali from €100,000
Monaco – Norway from €15,000
Switzerland – Tunisia from €17,000
Italy – Kazakhstan from €30,000
Seychelles – Sweden from €50,000
Maldives – Courchevel from €75,000
UAE – France from €35,000
Oman – Monaco from €45,000
Yemen – England from €46,000
Israel – Switzerland from €23,000
Qatar – Italy from €35,000
Jordan – Germany from €20,000
Türkiye – Spain from €20,000
Egypt – Denmark from €25,000
Zanzibar – Portugal from €40,000
Canary Islands – Sweden from €45,000
Thailand – Belgium from €80,000
Sri Lanka – Austria from €65,000
Madagascar – Netherlands from €95,000

In addition to intercontinental flights, local flights within Europe are very popular. Thanks to cooperation with European companies, we can organize flights both on a small business jet and on an Embraer Lineage 1000. Departures are possible from any city in the European Union – you only need to clarify the airport characteristics. At the same time, 90% of all flights are to France, Italy, England, Switzerland, Germany and Spain. Below are the price references for the most popular destinations:

Munich (MUC) → Palma (PMI) from €7,500
London (FAB) → Salzburg (SZG) from €10,000
Paris (LBG) → Basel (BSL) from €7,000
Paris (CDG) → Le Castellet (CTT) from €5,900
Munich (MUC) → Altenrhein (ACH) from €5,000
Nice (NCE) → Glasgow (GLA) from €12,000
London (BQH) → Munich (MUC) from €8,900
Geneva (GVA) → Paris (LBG) from €5,500
Zurich (ZRH) → Monaco (MCM) from €6,000
Berlin (BER) → Ibiza (IBZ) from €14,500
Rome (CIA) → Split (SPU) from €6,000
Nice (NCE) → Zurich (ZRH) from €4,900
Vienna (VIE) → Saint-Tropez (LTT) from €9,500
Paris (CDG) → Sylt (GWT) from €8,400
Warsaw (WAW) → Palma (PMI) from €13,000
Hamburg (HAM) → Saint-Tropez (LTT) from €11,000
Marseille (MRS) → Dubrovnik (DBV) from €9,000
Milan (LIN) → Cannes (CEQ) from €4,200
Nice (NCE) → Florence (FLR) from €5,000
Salzburg (SZG) → Genoa (GOA) from €6,000
Hamburg (HAM) → Olbia (OLB) from €12,000
Rome (CIA) → Barcelona (BCN) from €10,000
Zurich (ZRH) → Girona (GRO) from €6,500
Munich (MUC) → Monaco (MCM) from €5,000
Rotterdam (RTM) → Figari (FSC) from €11,000
Stockholm (BMA) → Nice (NCE) from €14,500
Naples (NAP) → Berlin (BER) from €10,500
Amsterdam (AMS) → Split (SPU) from €11,000
Zagreb (ZAG) → Saint-Tropez (LTT) from €7,000
Copenhagen (CPH) → Palma (PMI) from €15,000
Valencia (VLC) → Milan (LIN) from €11,500
Frankfurt (FRA) → Florence (FLR) from €7,000
Oslo (OSL) → Cannes (CEQ) from €14,500
Seville (OZP) → Nice (NCE) from €14,200
Helsinki (HEL) → Paris (LBG) from €15,500
Athens (ATH) → Florence (FLR) from €10,500
Riga (RIX) → Milan (LIN) from €13,000
Vilnius (VNO) → Geneva (GVA) from €13,000
Gothenburg (GOT) → Barcelona (BCN) from €15,000
Lyon (LYN) → Genoa (GOA) from €3,500
Skopje (SKP) → Zurich (ZRH) from €9,000
Lisbon (LIS) → Nice (NCE) from €14,500
Salzburg (SZG) → Westerland (GWT) from €4,900
Hamburg (HAM) → Westerland (GWT) from €4,500
Munich (MUC) → Westerland (GWT) from €4,900
Paris (LBG) → Dubrovnik (DBV) from €9,000
Vienna (VIE) → Dubrovnik (DBV) from €5,000
Zurich (ZRH) → Dubrovnik (DBV) from €5,000
London (BQH) → Vienna (VIE) from €8,500
Munich (MUC) → Vienna (VIE) from €4,500
Nice (NCE) → Vienna (VIE) from €6,000
Paris (LBG) → Cannes (CEQ) from €5,500
Munich (MUC) → Cannes (CEQ) from €5,500
London (BQH) → Cannes (CEQ) from €7,000
London (BQH) → Geneva (GVA) from €5,400
Munich (MUC) → Geneva (GVA) from €4,700
Paris (LBG) → Geneva (GVA) from €4,500
Paris (LBG) → Nice (NCE) from €4,900
Geneva (GVA) → Nice (NCE) from €4,500
Milan (LIN) → Nice (NCE) from €4,500
Nice (NCE) → Palma (PMI) from €4,700
London (LCY) → Palma (PMI) from €7,900
Paris (LBG) → Palma (PMI) from €6,600
Nice (NCE) → Barcelona (BCN) from €4,600
Paris (LBG) → Barcelona (BCN) from €6,600
London (BQH) → Barcelona (BCN) from €8,000
Paris (LBG) → Genoa (GOA) from €5,000
Munich (MUC) → Genoa (GOA) from €4,500
London (BQH) → Genoa (GOA) from €6,700
Paris (LBG) → Zurich (ZRH) from €4,500
London (BQH) → Zurich (ZRH) from €5,800
Nice (NCE) → Zurich (ZRH) from €4,500
Paris (LBG) → London (BQH) from €4,500
Geneva (GVA) → London (BQH) from €6,600
Leipzig (LEJ) → London (LCY) from €6,500
Nice (NCE) → Ibiza (IBZ) from €4,800
Munich (MUC) → Ibiza (IBZ) from €9,900
Olbia (OLB) → Ibiza (IBZ) from €5,800
Geneva (GVA) → Monaco (MCM) from €4,500
London (BQH) → Monaco (MCM) from €6,600
Milan (MXP) → Monaco (MCM) from €4,500
Munich (MUC) → Olbia (OLB) from €6,600
Geneva (GVA) → Olbia (OLB) from €4,900
Paris (LBG) → Olbia (OLB) from €6,600
Geneva (GVA) → Florence (FLR) from €4,500
London (BQH) → Florence (FLR) from €7,200
Paris (LBG) → Florence (FLR) from €6,600
Geneva (GVA) → Munich (MUC) from €4,500
London (BQH) → Munich (MUC) from €6,000
Paris (LBG) → Munich (MUC) from €5,400
Munich (MUC) → Cologne (CGN) from €4,500
London (BQH) → Berlin (BER) from €6,600
Paris (LBG) → London (BQH) from €4,500
Nice (NCE) → London (BQH) from €6,600
Geneva (GVA) → London (BQH) from €6,600
London (BQH) → Bilbao (BIO) from €7,000
Geneva (GVA) → London (BQH) from €6,600
Nice (NCE) → London (BQH) from €6,600
Paris (LBG) → London (BQH) from €4,500
Nice (NCE) → Samedan (SMV) from €4,500
Geneva (GVA) → Nice (NCE) from €4,500
Milan (LIN) → Nice (NCE) from €4,500
Paris (LBG) → Nice (NCE) from €4,500
Milan (LIN) → Grosseto (GRS) from €4,500
Milan (LIN) → Chambery (CMF) from €4,500
Paris (LBG) → Milan (LIN) from €5,200
Geneva (GVA) → Milan (LIN) from €4,500
London (BQH) → Milan (LIN) from €6,600

In some cases, you can use Jet Sharing or Empty Legs systems to reduce the final price. Simply put, Jet Sharing allows you to divide the total cost of renting an aircraft between all participants of the flight – it means that you do not have to pay for the entire aircraft, but for a specific seat. Therefore, it is often also called private jet charter.

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