The ATR72 family is a series of twin-engine turboprop airliners manufactured by ATR. As a stretched version of the ATR42, the ATR72 accommodates more passengers and offers enhanced capabilities.
The ATR 72-500 is a stretched, higher-capacity version of the ATR 42, designed for short-haul regional flights. It features more powerful engines and six-blade propellers, offering better performance, fuel efficiency, and reduced cabin noise.
| ICAO code | AT75 |
| Engine type | PWC PW120 |
| Length | 89.1ft/ 27.16m |
| Wingspan | 80.6ft/ 24.57m |
| Height | 25.1ft/ 7.65m |
| MTOW | 50265lbs/ 22.8tons |
| Range | 770nm/ 1400km |
| Max pax capacity | 68 |
The ATR 72-600 builds on the -500 with a modern glass cockpit, upgraded avionics, and improved passenger comfort. It remains one of the most efficient and popular regional turboprops in service today.
| ICAO code | AT76 |
| Engine type | PWC PW120 |
| Length | 89.1ft/ 27.16m |
| Wingspan | 88.7ft/ 27.04m |
| Height | 25.1ft/ 7.65m |
| MTOW | 50265lbs/ 22.8tons |
| Range | 740nm/ 1370km |
| Max pax capacity | 78 |