ATR Aims For 2023 Launch Of Reengined Turboprop

May 20, 2022
ATR EVO turboprop in flight
ATR is seeking a new powerplant for its ATR EVO.
Credit: ATR
When Airbus presented its grand plans for future flight last year, it illustrated the path forward with three aircraft concepts from the ZEROe project: a blended wing body, a tube-and-wing narrowbody and a high-wing turboprop similar in size to the ATR 72. One of those aircraft, powered by liquid...

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