Air Moana has just enhanced its regional fleet by accepting delivery of a new ATR72-600 with manufacturer’s serial number (MSN) 1831, powered by Pratt & Whitney PW127 engines.
Hydro-Quebec is preparing to add a new ATR72-600 to its fleet, with delivery of MSN 1824 expected imminently—signaling a rare but notable fleet development in the specialized utility aviation sector.
FLY91 has surprised the aviation industry by announcing a historic firm order for 40 ATR 72-600 aircraft, setting new records for order scale and demonstrating the carrier’s regional ambitions.
Swiftair has entered into a wet‑lease agreement for one ATR 72‑200(F) from August through the end of September, an operational move that speaks to market demand dynamics in Europe.
Azorra has delivered its first ATR 42-600 to JSX under a lease agreement, marking a pivotal expansion step for the US regional carrier as it introduces ATR turboprop operations for the first time.
TrueNoord Delivers Two ATR 42-600s To JSX, marking a further expansion of the U.S. public charter carrier’s fleet and strengthening the lessor’s presence in the North American regional turboprop market. The first aircraft was delivered in November, followed by the second in January, and both are now operating within JSX’s growing network.
Argentum Airways Launches Part 121 Operations For Aleutian Airways, marking a key milestone as the carrier officially commenced commercial flying under its own U.S. Part 121 air carrier certificate.
On 17 January 2026, an ATR 42-500 turboprop aircraft operated by Indonesia Air Transport on behalf of the Directorate General of Marine and Fisheries Resources Surveillance crashed during its approach to Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. The aircraft, registered PK-THT, went missing from radar as it neared the airport while flying from Adisutjipto Airport with 11 occupants — eight crew members and three passengers.
Fly91 Signs Lease For Two ATR 72-600 Aircraft as the Indian regional carrier continues to build scale with the addition of its fifth and sixth aircraft through lease agreements with Dubai Aerospace Enterprise. The latest fleet expansion underscores Fly91’s focus on deploying modern turboprop capacity tailored to short-haul and regional connectivity within its operating network.
