ATR abandons short take-off and landing variant ATR 42-600S
The manufacturer said it will focus on its core business, the ATR 42-600 and ATR 72-600 turboprops, which will receive improvements to become more efficient
ATR 42-600S
ATR 42-600S engine achieves type certification in Canada
The Pratt & Whitney PW-127XT-L engine has been approved by the Transport Canada aviation authority. Turboprop expected to enter service in 2025
ATR projects growth in deliveries in 2023 after years of pandemic
Italian-French turboprop manufacturer delivered 25 new aircraft in 2022, but this year expects to deliver at least 40 ATRs
ATR signs Letter of Intent for 36 turboprops with Japan's Feel Air holding
Group intends to launch new Japanese regional airlines and will feature ATR 42-600, 72-600 and STOL 42-600S variants
ATR performs flight with ATR 42-600S partially configured for STOL operation
Turboprop aircraft, capable of taking-off and landing on shorter runways, will still receive new equipment in order to start certification in 2023
ATR launches ATR 42-600S for short takeoffs and landings
New version of passenger turboprop promises runway operations only 800 meters long