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Christine Boynton
Jens Flottau
July 29, 2026
ATR has no plans for additional variants beyond the 42, the 72 and its freighter. It is instead focusing on ramping up production and deliveries. Credit: ATR
The stubborn market “mystery” about whether U.S. consumers will fly on turboprops has been debunked, ATR suggests. Efforts to return turboprops to a region that has become accustomed to larger, faster regional jets received a boost this year when public charter operator JSX began testing ATR 42-600s…
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