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Regional airliner manufacturers are increasingly trying to offer products that match the type of onboard service that U.S. passengers expect from mainline experience.

ATR names Vittorio Lorenzo Della Bella as CEO and Patrick Bergues as CFO, signaling leadership changes as the turboprop maker plans growth and recovery.

ATR has unveiled its concept for 50-seat, three-class ATR 72 cabin, displaying the mockup at RAA’s Leaders Conference in Washington.

Air Corsica has yet to resume operations with most of its ATR 72-600s after grounding the majority of its turboprop fleet to investigate unusual smells in the cabin.

ATR is broadening its push for a renewed U.S. market share, unveiling a 50-seat three-class ATR 72 cabin.

Europe’s Clean Aviation research program has announced funding for 19 projects totaling $760 million.

ATR sees establishing a final assembly line in India as an “interesting option” for the turboprop manufacturer.

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India’s regional market is a large opportunity for aircraft manufacturers, and ATR has reason to believe the opportunity can turn into reality.

EU ETS reform proposes contrail incentives but excludes turboprops, despite their natural ability to avoid persistent contrail formation.

Air Corsica grounds ATR 72s for air conditioning issues, collaborates with ATR and Pratt & Whitney Canada to identify the root cause and implement fixes.

ATR expects intensified order activity in the second half of the year and discusses what it would take to pursue production in the U.S.

ATR explores hybrid-electric and all-thermal engines for its EVO program, aiming for 20% efficiency gains while waiting for technology to mature.

ATR is market testing a forward passenger door and a three-class cabin configuration for the ATR 72-600 along with some U.S.-specific compliance modifications.

Managing Director & President ATR Americas Christopher Jones talks about ATR’s year so far and key target markets.

ATR has noticed some softness in its discussions with potential customers as uncertainty continues around the economic impact of the Iran war.

Regional airframer ATR is completing its preparations for this year’s Farnborough Airshow.

Turboprop manufacturer ATR is tapping into smartphone GPS data to better understand how people travel.

ATR, Comac and Embraer collectively delivered more airliners in the first half of 2026 than they did during the same period of 2025, but the performance of the airframers was not uniform.

Daher is conducting standardization work with Airbus and ATR, aiming at common definitions for hardware in future high-voltage electric systems.

Aviation’s increased sustainability focus is influencing OEM part design and maintenance practices.

Latest MRO news and contracts from around the world.

Aftermarket providers are making acquisitions, investing in new equipment and facilities and adding services to boost their landing gear portfolios.

Aircraft leasing company TrueNoord is accelerating its expansion across Africa.

New aircraft deliveries during the first quarter of 2026 for ATR, Comac and Embraer saw varying degrees of success in ramping up production.