Air Botswana Embraer E170 aircraftAir Botswana

The national airline of Botswana, Air Botswana, was established in 1972. At Sir Seretse Khama International Airport in Gaborone, it runs a modest fleet of aircraft. The fleet consists of two modernized ATR 72-600 aircraft and one Embraer E170. The airline runs regular passenger flights to Botswana's Francistown, Maun, and Kasane in addition to international flights to Johannesburg, Cape Town, Harare, and Lusaka. There is one Embraer E170 in Air Botswana' fleet, according to 2023. Depending on the configuration selected by the operating airline, the Embraer E170 regional jet may typically hold up to 76 passengers. Airlines fly domestic and international flights using the Embraer E170. The E170 is regarded as a rather cozy and secure plane for kids, although not often being promoted as such. Children traveling with an adult can sit next to them in the E170's customary 2-2 seating arrangement without being divided by a third passenger. The E170 boasts a roomy cabin with plenty of headroom and legroom, making it more comfortable for both adults and children.