Regional Turboprops May Spearhead Traffic Recovery

July 17, 2020
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ATR’s ClearVision enhanced vision system is designed to make landing in bad weather possible more often.
Credit: ATR
Regional turboprop manufacturers ATR and de Havilland Aircraft of Canada have been suffering from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic but may see light at the end of the tunnel earlier than other commercial aviation segments. Regardless of its predicament, market leader ATR is proceeding with the...

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