Conviasa Embraer E190 aircraftConviasa

Venezuela's national airline is called Conviasa. De Havilland Dash 7 and Boeing 737-200 aircraft were used to launch operations after it was founded by government decree in 2004. Since then, Airbus A340 and Embraer E190 aircraft have been added to the fleet to upgrade it. Nearby Caracas' Simon Bolivar International Airport serves as the airline's hub. Within Latin America and the Caribbean, it provides service on numerous national and international routes. Long-haul flights are also only occasionally operated to Iran, Russia, and China. Conviasa uses 15 Embraer E190 aircrafts for operations. The aircraft was selected by the airline due to its dependability, strength, and simplicity of use. The medium-range Embraer E-190 is a brand-new E-Jet family member with a thin body. The Embraer E 190 is based on the E-170 and E-175 models, but new wings, revised rudders, and engines were added for better performance. The Embraer E190 (STD)'s standard model had a 3334-kilometer range, a speed of 890 km/h, and seating for 96 to 114 passengers.