ATR Delivered 32 Turboprop Aircraft in 2025
ATR delivered 32 turboprop aircraft in 2025, reflecting steady demand for regional aviation and fuel-efficient short-haul operations.
Jishan Khan 
ATR delivered 32 turboprop aircraft in 2025, demonstrating continued demand for regional air connectivity and fuel-efficient short-haul operations.
The deliveries reflect steady market interest in turboprop aircraft, particularly for routes serving smaller cities and regional hubs. Turboprops are valued for their lower operating costs and efficiency on short sectors compared to larger jet aircraft.
ATR’s aircraft family, including the ATR 42 and ATR 72 variants, remains widely used by regional airlines across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. The manufacturer continues to position its products as a cost-effective solution for airlines focusing on secondary markets.
Regional aviation plays a crucial role in supporting economic development, tourism, and connectivity in underserved areas. Demand for smaller aircraft types has remained resilient as carriers optimize fleet strategies.
Further updates regarding order intake and future delivery targets are expected as ATR progresses through the year.
