The ATR 72-600 features in the Paris Air Show flying display.
Credit: Mark Wagner/Aviation-Images
LE BOURGET—More details are emerging at the Paris Air Show on how airframer ATR and engine-maker Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) plan to improve on the ATR 72-600 as they target 2035 for entry into service of a new aircraft. Despite ATR’s postponement of its next-generation EVO project, the two...
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