The ATR 72 is a turboprop airliner designed and manufactured by ATR for regional passenger and cargo transport. This aircraft is powered by Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127 turboprop engines, each producing 2,400 shp, and utilizes Jet Fuel (Jet A or Jet A-1). With a typical configuration accommodating up to 74 passengers, the ATR 72 boasts a modern glass cockpit avionics suite and is engineered for reliability and efficiency in its operational role. Its robust design supports a maximum takeoff weight of approximately 23,000 kg and a cruising speed of around 275 knots, making it a capable choice for regional routes.

This Flight Manual provides comprehensive documentation for the ATR 72 aircraft. It covers essential operational details, performance specifications, and dimensions, including wingspan, length, and height. While specific maintenance procedures are referenced in the Aircraft Maintenance Manual, this document serves as a critical resource for pilots, maintenance personnel, and technicians. Its 490 pages, presented in bookmarked indexed format, offer detailed information to ensure the safe and effective operation and upkeep of the ATR 72, supporting its continued service in regional aviation.

The ATR 72 is a turboprop airliner designed and manufactured by ATR for regional passenger and cargo transport. This aircraft is powered by Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127 turboprop engines, each producing 2,400 shp, and utilizes Jet Fuel (Jet A or Jet A-1). With a typical configuration accommodating up to 74 passengers, the ATR 72 boasts a modern glass cockpit avionics suite and is engineered for reliability and efficiency in its operational role. Its robust design supports a maximum takeoff weight of approximately 23,000 kg and a cruising speed of around 275 knots, making it a capable choice for regional routes.

This Flight Manual provides comprehensive documentation for the ATR 72 aircraft. It covers essential operational details, performance specifications, and dimensions, including wingspan, length, and height. While specific maintenance procedures are referenced in the Aircraft Maintenance Manual, this document serves as a critical resource for pilots, maintenance personnel, and technicians. Its 490 pages, presented in bookmarked indexed format, offer detailed information to ensure the safe and effective operation and upkeep of the ATR 72, supporting its continued service in regional aviation.