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BEA: ATR 72-600 stick‑shaker activated on rotation after attempted aborted takeoff — Loganair Jersey–Southampton

French investigators report an ATR 72-600's stick‑shaker activated on rotation after the crew apparently tried to abort the takeoff on a Loganair Jersey–Southampton flight on 19 February. The BEA, citing preliminary information from UK counterparts, says the monitoring pilot was involved in the event.

2026-03-10T01:38:21.810082-07:00

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UK investigators urge ATR probe into unexplained dual‑PFD electrical failures on ATR 42‑500 after Loganair incident

2026-03-05T03:31:46.230521-08:00

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ATR posts 60 gross orders, delivers 32 in 2025 as supply‑chain shortfall persists

2026-02-18T08:14:24.226109-08:00

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Myanmar National Airlines ATR-72-600 struck by suspected FPV/kamikaze drone at Myitkyina Airport

2026-02-21T07:35:21.586562-08:00

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BEA: ATR 72-600 stick‑shaker activated on rotation after attempted aborted takeoff — Loganair Jersey–Southampton French investigators report an ATR 72-600's stick‑shaker activated on rotation after the crew apparently tried to abort the takeoff on a Loganair Jersey–Southampton flight on 19 February. The BEA, citing preliminary information from UK counterparts, says the monitoring pilot was involved in the event.

2026-03-10T01:38:21.810082-07:00

BEA: ATR 72-600 stick‑shaker activated on rotation after attempted aborted takeoff — Loganair Jersey–Southampton

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ATR72-600 in military colours delivered to Benghazi; ownership and role unconfirmed An ATR72-600 has been delivered to Benghazi, Libya, painted in military colours; ownership, operator and intended role remain unconfirmed. The arrival of a commercial turboprop in military livery raises immediate questions about registration, sourcing and the transparency of regional aircraft transfers.

2026-03-06T02:20:03.691468-08:00

ATR72-600 in military colours delivered to Benghazi; ownership and role unconfirmed

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UK investigators urge ATR probe into unexplained dual‑PFD electrical failures on ATR 42‑500 after Loganair incident UK investigators have urged ATR to investigate unexplained electrical failures affecting primary flight displays on ATR 42‑500 models after a Loganair ATR 42‑500 (G‑LMRC) lost multiple flight‑deck displays during climb 14 nm northeast of Aberdeen on 27 August 2022. The AAIB report says the cause remains unresolved and recommends industry examination.

2026-03-05T03:31:46.230521-08:00

UK investigators urge ATR probe into unexplained dual‑PFD electrical failures on ATR 42‑500 after Loganair incident

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Green Africa Airways takes delivery of first ATR 72-600 to boost regional network Green Africa Airways has taken delivery of its first ATR 72-600 turboprop, beginning a fleet refresh to expand short‑haul regional services across West and Central Africa. The handover adds immediate capacity for regional routes and is the airline's first operation of the -600 variant.

2026-02-24T05:50:45.272970-08:00

Green Africa Airways takes delivery of first ATR 72-600 to boost regional network

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Japan Air Commuter to receive two ATR 72-600s from late Q4 2026 Japan Air Commuter will take delivery of two ATR 72-600 turboprops from late Q4 2026, according to ch-aviation. The pair are scheduled for handover in the final quarter of 2026 and will join the carrier's regional short‑haul fleet.

2026-02-22T16:06:32.249330-08:00

Japan Air Commuter to receive two ATR 72-600s from late Q4 2026

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JSX's ATR 42‑600 gamble: 30‑seat turboprops may unlock point‑to‑point premium travel JSX's move to operate 30‑seat, all‑business‑class ATR 42‑600 turboprops on U.S. public‑charter routes is a calculated gamble. The aircraft's cabin product, potential travel‑time savings on point‑to‑point city pairs and JSX's premium positioning could make turboprops commercially viable where incumbents rely on congested hubs.

2026-02-22T14:45:45.710019-08:00

JSX's ATR 42‑600 gamble: 30‑seat turboprops may unlock point‑to‑point premium travel

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Myanmar National Airlines ATR-72-600 struck by suspected FPV/kamikaze drone at Myitkyina Airport On 20 February 2026, a Myanmar National Airlines ATR 72-600 was struck by a suspected FPV (first-person view) "kamikaze" drone at Myitkyina Airport in Kachin State while boarding passengers and preparing for takeoff. Authorities and the carrier are investigating the strike.

2026-02-21T07:35:21.586562-08:00

Myanmar National Airlines ATR-72-600 struck by suspected FPV/kamikaze drone at Myitkyina Airport

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FedEx to perform in‑house ATR72‑600 to freighter conversions using IPR’s STC FedEx will perform in‑house conversions of ATR72‑600 aircraft to freighters using IPR’s supplemental type certificate (STC), executing the modification work internally rather than through third‑party converters. The program formalizes FedEx’s use of IPR’s approved STC for the ATR72‑600 platform.

2026-02-20T10:10:44.720214-08:00

FedEx to perform in‑house ATR72‑600 to freighter conversions using IPR’s STC

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BEA: ATR 72-600 stick‑shaker activated on rotation after attempted aborted takeoff — Loganair Jersey–Southampton

UK investigators urge ATR probe into unexplained dual‑PFD electrical failures on ATR 42‑500 after Loganair incident

ATR posts 60 gross orders, delivers 32 in 2025 as supply‑chain shortfall persists

Myanmar National Airlines ATR-72-600 struck by suspected FPV/kamikaze drone at Myitkyina Airport

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