The mid-range ATR 72 of the turboprop class of regional airliners is perfect for flights up to 825 nm. The model jointly produced by France and Italy announced its production back in 1985. After that, in 1988, the airliner made its first flight. Since then, it has been continuously upgraded to meet the demands of the times.
The aircraft was designed based on ATR 42 but with some improved flying characteristics. The original ATR 72 was designed with more powerful engines, an elongated fuselage, more fuel, and extended sweep consoles. The ATR 72 charter allows you to travel with maximum comfort from Warsaw to Paris, London to Rome, or Chicago to Montreal.
Charter a ATR 72 private jet:
Several modifications of ATR 72 have been developed during its operation. The most outstanding is the ATR 72-200 with five-blade propellers and Pratt&Whitney PW124B engines, then the ATR 72-210 with more powerful PW127 engines, and the ATR 72-600, the current production version with new engines and improved economics.
The cabin of the ATR 72 offers comfortable 2+2 seating arrangements. In addition, it is equipped with light and comfortable seats, comfortable indirect lighting, good soundproofing, and ample shelves for hand luggage.
On charter the ATR 72 is the whole-aircraft choice for moving 60–70 people on sectors of up to about 800 nautical miles — sports teams, crews, tour groups and corporate shuttles — where a regional jet would cost more for the same mission. Its short-field performance opens airports an airliner cannot use, which is why it is a common choice for island hops in the Caribbean and the Mediterranean; VIP-configured examples with 20–30 seats exist but are rare.
ATR 72 General Characteristics
- Passenger capacity: up to 78
- Range: 758 nm
- Cruise Speed: 265 to 280 knots
- Cabin length: 58.9 ft
- Cabin width: 8.4 ft
- Cabin height: 6.3 ft
To hire ATR 72 for private flights, please submit the flight request form or call our agents at 1-877-281-3051 for 24/7 support.
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