FlightSim Studio has announced via a post in their Discord the release of their rendition of the Embraer E190 and E195 for MSFS. This comes less than a month after their previous release, the Tecnam P2012, and just under a year after the release of their E170/175.
The Embraer E-Jets are a family of regional jets manufactured by the Brazilian company Embraer. The commercial E-Jet family comes in two main variants: The E170/175, and their stretched versions, the E190/195, with the main differences between the two (apart from fuselage length) being that the latter is powered by different engines and has enlarged wings, horizontal stabilizer and landing gear structures.
FSS’ version of the E190/195 features a highly detailed 3D Model of both the interior and exterior, high-resolution PBR texturing, accurate flight dynamics configured by a real-world airline pilot, a custom sound pack done specifically for the product, an EFB with SimBrief and Navigraph support, and a comprehensive simulation of the airplane’s systems.
Early Access
It’s worth noting that, like their E170/175, FSS has decided to release this in an “Early Access” state, meaning there will be missing features and bugs that the developer intends to add and fix with time as development progresses. FSS insists anyone interested visit their website, where you’ll see progress updates, have a complete feature overview, and have access to a roadmap detailing what the team’s intentions are and what’s coming in the future for both variants of the E-Jets.
Given their similarities, you might want to check out our review of the FSS E-Jets 170/175 to know what to expect, not just in terms of the quality of this product but also what the developer’s support has been like in the 11 months that the smaller version of the E190/195 has been out.
Where to get it
You can purchase the FlightSim Studio E-Jets 190/195 bundle through Aerosoft, where it has a price of €33.57. It is also available through Contrail and is priced at $37.30 USD (prices not including VAT).
