ATR

ATR is an aircraft manufacturer that builds turboprop aircraft for regional aviation. The company provides a new generation of turboprops with up to 78 seats. ATR is a joint partnership between Airbus and Leonardo. It has built and delivered aircraft to over 200 airlines in 100 countries since 1981.

The company focuses on regional connectivity. Its aircraft link local businesses to cities, take travelers to remote areas, and deliver medical aid and supplies. ATR believes regional aviation will remain necessary for connecting territories and supporting economic development. The company works to make these connections more efficient and lower in emissions while keeping them economically sustainable for operators.

ATR builds three main aircraft variants. The ATR 42-600 seats 30 to 50 passengers and needs a minimum runway length of 1,000 meters. The ATR 72-600 seats 44 to 78 passengers. The ATR 72-600F is a freighter aircraft with a maximum structural payload of 9.2 tonnes, a gross volume of 75 cubic meters, and a range of 1,030 nautical miles based on maximum volumetric payload.

The aircraft burn 45 percent less fuel and emit 45 percent less CO2 than similarly sized regional jets. They can access difficult terrain, which widens route opportunities. The aircraft also offer low operating costs. Berjaya Air took delivery of the first aircraft in the ATR HighLine configuration. ATR continues to bring new technologies to its aircraft to meet market needs.

ATR provides support and services through a global network of customer service centres, spare parts warehouses, commercial offices and training centres. The company has headquarters in Blagnac, France. It also maintains representation offices and customer service locations in Singapore, Beijing, Tokyo, and Miami. ATR continues to expand its global presence and engage in new partnerships.

Recent orders include an order from FLY91 for 40 ATR 72-600 aircraft. ATR has also strengthened its United States presence with engagement in Washington D.C.

Services

• Aircraft manufacturing
• Customer service centres
• Spare parts warehouses
• Training centres
• Commercial offices
• Freighter aircraft
• Flight crew training
• Cabin crew training
• Maintenance training
• Flight operations training