Rise Air has become the first Canadian operator of the ATR 72-600 turboprop aircraft, marking a significant upgrade for the charter carrier. The airline received its first delivery in [insert date] and plans to expand its fleet with two more brand-new aircraft under lease in 2026.
US public charter carrier JSX has begun flying the ATR 42-600 twin turboprop on certain routes, marking a notable shift in how the carrier plans to expand its network while maintaining its premium service model. The aircraft are configured with 30 all-premium seats and offer access to airports that are difficult or impossible for jets to serve.
ATR has announced that Ethiopian Airlines will lease two brand new ATR 72-600 aircraft to Air Congo, strengthening the African network. This partnership represents a significant milestone for ATR's expansion in Africa and establishes Ethiopian Airlines as a regional MRO hub.
ATR reported €1.2 billion in revenue for 2025, driven by strong demand for its turboprop aircraft. Despite supply chain constraints, particularly with landing gears and engines, deliveries totaled 32 aircraft.
AirBorneo has ordered eight new ATR aircraft, comprising five ATR 72-600s and three ATR 42-600s. The order was announced at the Singapore Airshow 2026 and confirmed by Malaysia's Sarawak Ministry of Transport.
Air Cambodia has introduced its new premium seat concept, 'X-Space Table', on its ATR 72 aircraft. The airline is the first to adopt this system, which enables quick and efficient conversion of standard economy seats into a single larger premium seat.