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Franco-Italian turboprop manufacturer ATR seems to be anticipating considerably lower sales this year than in 2017, following a briefing in London June 29 ahead of the Farnborough Air Show in mid-July. ATR has an annual build rate of 80 aircraft. It received 113 orders in 2017 in what it classed as...
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