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Aircraft manufacturer, ATR has announced “its 2025 full-year results, marked by strong commercial performance, stable revenues, and continued investment in its industrial system to support its long-term growth trajectory.” The aircraft manufacturer recorded “a gross order intake of 60 aircraft in 2025, from nine customers across nine countries, including double-digit commitments from Air Algérie and UNI Air – 16 and …
Ethiopian Airlines has confirmed the lease of “two brand-new ATR 72-600 aircraft, to be operated by 49%-owned Air Congo, the Democratic Republic of Congo’s national carrier. The aircraft are scheduled to enter service in February 2026.” ATR says: “This agreement marks a significant milestone in ATR’s expansion in Africa, as Ethiopian Airlines, the continent’s most influential aviation group, relies on …
Regional aircraft manufacturer, ATR says North African carrier, Air Algérie has placed an order for “16 brand new ATR 72-600 aircraft, reaffirming a trusted relationship that spans over two decades.” ATR confirms that this strategic acquisition also “includes an ATR 72-600 full-flight simulator – the first of its kind in Africa – marking a significant milestone in regional aviation training on …
ATR and Pratt & Whitney Canada have stated their “intent to collaborate on the development of advanced propulsion technology for regional turboprop aircraft” The target is to bring “improvements to aircraft fuel efficiency, durability and operating costs” ATR says the collaboration aims “to leverage and extend the industry-leading performance of ATR aircraft equipped with Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127XT engines …
Regional aircraft manufacturer, ATR has released its “2024 full-year results, with a growth trajectory driven by successful partnerships with existing and new customers.” According to the aircraft manufacturer, “Orders of 56 aircraft represent a 40% rise from 2023, with a mix of renewed commitments from existing operators and new customers, both airlines and lessors, exemplifying strong market demand for ATR …
Aircraft maker, ATR is refocusing its business and, in the process, has scrapped “the development of its Short Take-Off and Landing variant (STOL), the ATR 42-600S, reflecting the company’s commitment to aligning operations with evolving market dynamics.” ATR says “Following an extensive market review and in light of lingering tensions on its supply chain”, they have decided to “focus efforts …
Leading regional aircraft manufacturer, ATR has taken “the delivery of its 1,700th aircraft since the inception of the programme to longstanding customer Air Corsica.” ATR says the delivery of this ATR 72-600 to the French airline “completes the full transition of its fleet of ATR -500 series to the latest generation of turboprop aircraft, demonstrating its commitment to operational excellence, regional connectivity, and sustainability.” It also underscores “the robustness and enduring success …
The Board Members of ATR, a leading regional aircraft manufacturer, has appointed Andrea Coccetti as the company’s new Senior Vice-President Finance and Chief Financial Officer, effective May 1, 2024. In this role, Andrea joins ATR’s top Management team, reporting to the company’s Chief Executive Officer, Nathalie Tarnaud Laude. He is based at the company’s headquarters in Toulouse, France. According to …
ATR, world’s regional aircraft manufacturer has signed a “firm order for 10 ATR 72-600 with Avation PLC.” ATR says the deliveries of the aircraft are “scheduled between 2025 and 2028, showcasing Avation’s long-term vision and confidence in the relevance of ATR’s products to serve the regional aviation market. The agreement is further complemented by 24 purchase rights, extending until 2034.” According to ATR, this order …
ATR, leading regional aircraft manufacturer, has announced “its 2023 annual results, highlighting a robust growth through increased deliveries and sales, strong performance of support and services, acquisition of new customers and route creation.” The aircraft manufacturer says it “delivered 36 aircraft in 2023, a 44% increase from 2022. This reflects a positive momentum, while the year was still beset by …
