Embraer E195-E2 LOT Polish Airlines SP-LEA (1:200)

Embraer E195-E2 LOT Polish Airlines SP-LEA (1:200)

This Herpa 573931 Embraer E195-E2 model is a precision 1:200 scale replica, representing aircraft SP-LEA in the modern LOT Polish Airlines blue and white livery.

The model accurately depicts the Embraer E195-E2 “Profit Hunter”, the largest and most advanced member of Embraer’s E-Jet E2 family. It features a stretched fuselage, redesigned wings, and modern Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan engines, all contributing to improved aerodynamic efficiency and reduced fuel consumption compared to the previous generation E195.

The aircraft carries LOT’s clean corporate livery, reflecting its role as a key operator of Embraer regional jets across Europe.

With a wingspan of 169 mm, the model offers a balanced display size with strong detailing across the fuselage, engines, and wing structure.

Features

• Aircraft Type: Embraer E195-E2
• Operator: LOT Polish Airlines
• Registration: SP-LEA
• Material: Plastic
• Wingspan: 169 mm
• Livery: Standard LOT blue and white scheme
• Role: Short to medium-haul regional jet
• Configuration: High-efficiency next-generation E-Jet platform
• Release: News III (May/June 2026)

Historical Background

LOT Polish Airlines has maintained a long-standing partnership with Embraer since the early 2000s, beginning with the introduction of the E170 regional jet. Over time, LOT became one of the largest European operators of Embraer aircraft, building a diverse fleet of E-Jets across multiple generations.

The E195-E2 represents the latest evolution of this relationship. Introduced into service in the 2020s, it is designed as a more efficient and environmentally improved successor to the original E195.

Aircraft SP-LEA is part of LOT’s early E195-E2 fleet and supports the airline’s European network from its Warsaw hub, operating routes where efficiency and frequency are essential.

The E195-E2 also reflects a broader industry shift toward more fuel-efficient regional jets that bridge the gap between smaller regional aircraft and larger narrowbody types.