Portugese-Brazilian Joint Venture Plans Twin-Turboprop By 2026

Graham Warwick October 01, 2020
ATL-100 is intended as a successor to Embraer’s Bandeirante and competitor to Viking’s Twin Otter and Cessna’s SkyCourier.
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Partners in a joint Portugese-Brazilian venture to develop a multipurpose light transport aircraft hope to have the twin-turboprop ATL-100 on the market by the beginning of 2026. Plans for the first aircraft to be developed completely in Portugal, in the Alentejo region, were presented in Evora on...
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