The ATR 72, a versatile regional aircraft, first took flight in 1988. Designed by the French-Italian aerospace company ATR (Aerei da Trasporto Regionale), this aircraft has played a crucial role in connecting smaller communities and regional airports. It has been a staple in the regional aviation sector, offering efficient and reliable air travel options.

The ATR 72 has earned its reputation as a workhorse of regional air travel. Its adaptability and cost-effectiveness have made it a preferred choice for airlines operating on shorter routes. The ATR 72 series is celebrated for its ability to connect passengers to their destinations quickly and conveniently, facilitating regional connectivity and economic growth.

  • Wingspan: Approximately 27.05 meters.
  • Length: About 27.17 meters.
  • Cruise Speed: Typically around 280 knots (519 km/h).
  • Range: Depending on the version and configuration, it offers a range between 825 and 1,130 nautical miles (1,528 to 2,093 km).
  • Passenger Capacity: The ATR 72 can accommodate between 70 to 78 passengers, depending on the seating layout.
  • Fuel Capacity: With a fuel capacity of approximately 6,850 liters, it ensures efficient operations on regional routes.