Delivery Of ATR72‑600 MSN 1825
Hydro-Quebec took delivery of another ATR72-600 after last weeks delivery of the same type. Following the previous MSN of 1824, this new aicraft has the MSN 1825.
Airlines | ATR | Delivery | Fleet | Pratt & Whitney
Air Moana Takes Delivery of ATR72-600 MSN1831
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 to Receive ATR72-600 MSN 1824
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.
Airlines | ATR | Leasing | Lessor | Pratt & Whitney
Avation Leases ATR72-600 To PNG Air For Six Years
Avation, a Singapore-based aircraft lessor, has finalized a six-year lease agreement with PNG Air of Papua New Guinea for one ATR72-600 regional turboprop. The aircraft is currently under lease to Mandarin Airlines in Taiwan and is scheduled to transition to PNG Air during the fourth quarter of 2025.
Airlines | ATR | Fleet | Leasing | Pratt & Whitney
Madagascar Airlines Extends Leases On Two ATR72s
Madagascar Airlines has signed lease extension agreements with Abelo, an Ireland-based aircraft leasing company, for two ATR72 turboprops. The agreements cover serial number 698, an ATR72-500, which will now remain in service through January 2028, and serial number 1248, an ATR72-600, which is extended until November 2029.
ACIA Delivers Second ATR72-600 To Emerald Airlines
ACIA Aero Leasing, based in Ireland, has announced the delivery of a second ATR72-600, bearing serial number 1181, to regional operator Emerald Airlines. This milestone continues the growing relationship between the two Irish aviation entities, further strengthening Emerald Airlines’ short-haul regional network capabilities.
ATR Forecasts Demand For 2,600 Turboprops By 2045
ATR, the European regional aircraft manufacturer co-owned by Airbus and Leonardo, has projected a global market demand for approximately 2,600 turboprop aircraft over the next 20 years, spanning until 2045. The breakdown includes 2,100 passenger aircraft and 500 freighters, emphasizing the continuing relevance of turboprops in global aviation—especially for regional connectivity and last-mile logistics.
ATR Secures Orders For 11 ATR72-600s In 1H 2025
ATR, the European turboprop aircraft manufacturer jointly owned by Airbus and Leonardo, has reported that it received firm orders for 11 ATR72-600 aircraft from two undisclosed customers during the first half of 2025. This development reflects a sustained interest in regional turboprop aircraft amid rising fuel costs and the increasing demand for efficient and environmentally sustainable air transport solutions.
Airlines | ATR | Delivery | Fleet | Pratt & Whitney
Air Nostrum Adds ATR72-600 With PW127M Engines
Air Nostrum, the Spanish regional carrier, has taken delivery of one ATR72-600 turboprop aircraft, expanding its fleet with a focus on regional route optimization and fuel efficiency. The newly delivered aircraft, bearing the manufacturer serial number 1056, has been acquired under a lease agreement, reflecting the airline’s continued investment in flexible and efficient fleet management strategies.
Airlines | ATR | Delivery | Fleet | Pratt & Whitney
Jetstream Delivers First ATR72-600 to Blue Islands
Jetstream Aviation Capital, a U.S.-based regional aircraft lessor, has delivered the first ATR72-600 aircraft to Blue Islands, an airline based in Guernsey. The aircraft, identified by manufacturer serial number (MSN) 1167, is the initial delivery under a multi-aircraft agreement that will see several ATR72-600s joining the Blue Islands fleet over time.