List of ATR 72 operators

The ATR 72 is a twin-engine turboprop, short-haul regional airliner developed and produced in France and Italy by aircraft manufacturer ATR (Aerei da Trasporto Regionale or Avions de transport régional), a joint venture formed by French aerospace company Aérospatiale (now Airbus) and Italian aviation conglomerate Aeritalia (now Leonardo S.p.A.). The number "72" in its name is derived from the aircraft's standard seating configuration in a passenger-carrying configuration, which could seat 72–78 passengers in a single-class arrangement.

Airline operators

As of July 2019, 775 ATR 72s were in airline service, with a further 171 on order.[1]: 34 

Operators 72-200 72-200F 72-210 72-210F 72-500 72-500F 72-600 72-600F Total
AfriJet 1 1
Air Algerie 12 3 15
Air Alsie 2 2
Air Antilles 2 2
Air Astra 4 3
Air Botswana 2 2
Air Cairo 4 4
Air Calédonie 4 4
Air Cambodia 2 2
Air Caraïbes 3 3
Air Century 1 1
Air Chathams 2 2
Air Connect 2 2
Air Corsica 7 7
Air Europa Express 1 1
Air KBZ 4 4
Air Madagascar 2 2 4
Air Mauritius 3 1 4
Air Moana 1 1
Air New Zealand 29 29
Air Nostrum 6 6
Air Senegal 2 2
Air Serbia 10 10
Air Tahiti 7 7
Air Thanlwin 2 2 4
Air Vanuatu 1 1
airHaifa[2] 3 3
AirSWIFT 2 2
Alliance Air (India) 18 18
Alpha Star Aviation 2 2
Alphaland Aviation 2 2
Amelia International 1 1 2
ASL Airlines Ireland 2 2 7 11
ASL Airlines UK 1 1
Aurigny 5 5
Azul Brazilian Airlines 39 39
Bahamasair 2 2
Bangkok Airways 13 13
Batik Air Malaysia 12 12
Bestfly 2 2
Blue Islands 4 4
Braathens Regional Airlines 12 12
Buddha Air 16 16
Calm Air 6 3 9
Canadian North 1 1
Canarias Airlines 14 14
Canaryfly 4 4
Caribbean Airlines 10 10
Cebgo 2 14 16
CEIBA Intercontinental 2 2
Chalair Aviation 1 1
Citilink 7 7
Compagnie Africaine d'Aviation 2 2
Danish Air Transport 4 2 2 8
Eastern Airways 4 4
EasyFly 6 6
Emerald Airlines 14 14
Emerald Airlines UK 2 2
Empire Airlines 7 2 9
Ewa Air 2 2
Fedex Express 19 10 29
Fiji Link 2 2
Firefly 12 12
FitsAir 1 1
Fleet Air International 4 4
Flightlink 1 1
FlyBig 1 2 3
Flyme (Villa Air) 2 1 3
Global Aviation Mauritania 1 1
Green Africa Airways 3 3
HEVILIFT Australia 4 4
Hunnu Air 2 2
Imetame 1 1
IndiGo 48 48
Iran Air 13 13
InterCaribbean Airways 1 1
Japan Air Commuter 2 2
Jump Air 1 1
KrasAvia 2 2
Lao Airlines 4 3 7
Loganair 4 9 13
Maldivian 2 2
Mandarin Airlines 9 9
Mann Yadanarpon Airlines 3 3
Manta Air 3 3
MAP Linhas Aéreas 1 1 1 3
MASwings 10 10
Mel Air 5 5
Morningstar Air Express 4 4
Myanmar National Airlines 8 8
Myanmar Airways International 1 1
Naysa Servicios Aéreos 12 12
Nordic Regional Airlines Oy 12 12
North Star Air 4 4
Novoair 5 7
Olympic Air 9 9
Overland Airways 1 1
Pakistan International Airlines 4 4
Pelita Air 3 3
PNG Air 7 7
Poste Air Cargo 2 2
Precision Air 5 5
RAF-Avia 1 1 2
Royal Air Maroc 6 6
SATENA 1 1
Silk Avia 5 5
Sky Express (Greece) 2 6 8
Solenta Aviation 2 3 5
Solenta Aviation Côte d'Ivoire 1
Solenta Aviation Gabon 2 2
Sprintair 5 1 4 10
Summit Air 1 2 1 4
Sunlight Air 3 3
Sunrise Airways 1 1
Swiftair 3 4 8 1 16
Syrian Air 2 2
TAP Express 8 8
TAROM 2 4 6
Toki Air 2 2
Transportes Aéreos Guatemaltecos 4 4
Travira Air 2 2
Trigana Air 2 2
Tsaradia 2 2 4
Tunisair Express 2 2 4
Uep! Fly 1 1 2
Uni Air 14 14
US-Bangla Airlines 9 9
UTair Aviation 15 15
Vietnam Air Services Company 6 6
Voepass Linhas Aéreas 12 3 15
Wasaya Airways 2 2
West Atlantic UK 1 1 2 4
Windrose Airlines 6 6
Wings Air (Lion Group) 20 47 67
Yeti Airlines 7 7
Zimex Aviation 1 7 1 9
Total 22 49 4 15 235 17 541 19 896

Government operators

Algeria

Italy

Pakistan

Thailand

Turkey

Maldives

Malaysia

Philippines

Myanmar

  • Myanmar Airforce - used for VIP transport

Former operators

Operators 72-200 72-200F 72-210 72-210F 72-500 72-500F 72-600 72-600F Total
Aero Caribbean 5 5
Aeromar 8 8
Air Austral 3 3
Air France Hop 2 10 6 18
Air Leap 1 1
Air Littoral 2 2
Air Mandalay 5 1 6
American Eagle Airlines 8 4 27 2 11 1 53
Arkia 5 5
ASL Airlines Switzerland 13 1 14
Bestfly Cabo Verde 2 2
Garuda Indonesia 18 18
Hi Air 3 3
Israir Airlines 3 3
Kalstar Aviation 2 3 5
Nusantara Air Charter 1 1
Stobart Air 12 12
Silver Airways 5 5 9
TransAsia Airways 9 5 3 6 8 31
TransNusa 6 6
White Airways 2 8 10
Xfly 7 7
Total 19 24 40 3 37 7 74 194

References

  1. ^ Thisdell, Dan; Seymour, Chris (30 July – 5 August 2019). "World Airliner Census". Flight International. Vol. 196, no. 5697. pp. 24–47. ISSN 0015-3710.
  2. ^ "Air Haifa to receive first aircraft this month". Globes. 9 July 2024. Retrieved 9 July 2024.

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