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Binter Orders Four ATR 72-600s with PW127XT Engines for Fleet Modernization

Binter Canarias has placed a firm order for four ATR 72-600 aircraft, featuring advanced PW127XT engines to enhance their fleet. The deal also includes options for an additional five aircraft, underlining Binter's commitment to modernizing its turboprop fleet and improving operational efficiency.

2025-02-13T13:53:32.809440-08:00

Inflight Online

ATR Secures EASA Certification for Starlink Internet on ATR 72

2025-01-21T02:41:06.659431-08:00

FlightGlobal

Mandarin Airlines Expands ATR 72-600 Fleet with New Order

2024-10-11T00:38:05.498752-07:00

FlightGlobal

Cambodia Angkor Air to Acquire Three ATR 72-600s Amid Rebranding to Air Cambodia

2024-12-10T06:08:28.709390-08:00

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kfaero.ca

KF Aerospace Adds ATR72-500F to Fleet for Purolator Contract KF Aerospace has secured a second ATR 72-500 Bulk Freighter from ACIA Aero Leasing to fulfill their renewed BC Feeder Network Contract with Purolator. The aircraft is expected to join the fleet by April 2025, enhancing their air cargo capabilities.

2025-02-18T10:07:47.290716-08:00

KF Aerospace Adds ATR72-500F to Fleet for Purolator Contract

Leeham News

Eviation Joins List of Struggling Alternative Energy Aviation Ventures Eviation becomes the latest casualty among alternative energy aviation projects, joining Universal Hydrogen, Lilium, Volocopter, Tecnam's electric airplane, Airbus electric, Airbus hydrogen, and ATR hybrid in facing significant challenges in implementation and sustainability.

2025-02-18T00:44:36.023620-08:00

Eviation Joins List of Struggling Alternative Energy Aviation Ventures

Aviation Week

ATR Secures Approval for Nose Landing Gear Interval Extension ATR has obtained approval to extend the maintenance interval for its aircraft's nose landing gear, while engineers strive to enhance additional systems to address production capacity challenges. This development aims to maintain ATR's market competitiveness with efficient maintenance solutions.

2025-02-17T13:08:18.253523-08:00

ATR Secures Approval for Nose Landing Gear Interval Extension

Aviation Source

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Binter Orders Four ATR 72-600s with PW127XT Engines for Fleet Modernization Binter Canarias has placed a firm order for four ATR 72-600 aircraft, featuring advanced PW127XT engines to enhance their fleet. The deal also includes options for an additional five aircraft, underlining Binter's commitment to modernizing its turboprop fleet and improving operational efficiency.

2025-02-13T13:53:32.809440-08:00

Binter Orders Four ATR 72-600s with PW127XT Engines for Fleet Modernization

Airline Economics

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ATR Reports 40% Order Growth and Stabilization in 2025 Amid Supply Chain Tensions ATR's 2024 sales surged by 40% with 56 aircraft ordered, surpassing delivery expectations of 36 units by delivering 35. The company anticipates stabilization in 2025, focusing on supply chain challenges while maintaining market demand, particularly from Asian and Canadian clients.

2025-02-12T08:18:49.887718-08:00

ATR Reports 40% Order Growth and Stabilization in 2025 Amid Supply Chain Tensions

FlightGlobal

ATR Postpones Evo Launch Citing Technology Maturity Challenges Following Airbus's lead, ATR has delayed the service entry of its next-generation low-emission aircraft, Evo, due to technology maturity concerns. This move indicates ongoing challenges in advancing low-emission aviation technologies, impacting projected timelines for new aircraft deployment.

2025-02-12T08:00:13.663754-08:00

ATR Postpones Evo Launch Citing Technology Maturity Challenges

World Airline News

Starbow Ceases Operations After ATR 72-500 Runway Incident Starbow Airlines has suspended its operations following a runway excursion involving its newly acquired ATR 72-500 at Accra, Ghana. The incident has prompted immediate operational reviews and raised questions regarding the airline's fleet management and safety protocols.

2025-01-28T22:17:00.768372-08:00

Starbow Ceases Operations After ATR 72-500 Runway Incident

Aviation Week

EASA Mandates Frequent ATR Engine De-Icing Checks The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has issued an airworthiness directive requiring more frequent de-icing component checks on ATR turboprops to enhance safety by reducing the risk of losing anti-icing protection on engine air intakes.

2025-01-28T07:44:16.364398-08:00

EASA Mandates Frequent ATR Engine De-Icing Checks