Additional information
| Category | 5 |
|---|---|
| Level | 1 |
| Progression Bar | 0 |
| Make | Alenia |
| Model | ATR 42-600 |
| Passengers | 48 |
| Range | 1326 |
| Speed | 556 |
| Engines | 2 |
| Additional Crew | 0 |
| Fuel Qty | 4500 |
| Fuel Type | JetA |
| Max Cargo | 1696 |
| Flight Numbers | 0 |
| Minutes Flew | 0 |
| airplane_desc1 | The ATR 46 is a twin-engine turboprop aircraft widely used for regional flights. Known for its fuel efficiency and reliable performance, it’s a favorite for short-haul routes, especially in areas with smaller airports. The aircraft offers a comfortable cabin for passengers and is valued for its ability to operate in diverse conditions, making it ideal for connecting regional destinations |
| airplane_desc2 | The ATR 42-600 is a twin-engine turboprop aircraft designed for regional flights, offering a blend of efficiency, reliability, and short-field performance. Powered by two Pratt & Whitney PW127M engines, each producing 2,400 horsepower, it cruises at a speed of approximately 275 knots (510 km/h). With a wingspan of 24.6 meters and a length of 22.7 meters, the aircraft is compact yet capable of carrying up to 50 passengers in a comfortable cabin with modern amenities. Its high-wing configuration and robust landing gear make it well-suited for operations at airports with shorter runways or challenging conditions. The ATR 42-600 has a maximum takeoff weight of 18,600 kg, providing flexibility for regional carriers in balancing passengers and cargo. Its fuel capacity of 5,000 liters allows for a range of around 800 nautical miles (1,482 km), making it ideal for short to medium-haul routes. The cockpit is equipped with the latest avionics, including a glass cockpit featuring the Thales TopDeck suite, which enhances situational awareness and operational safety. Renowned for its low operating costs and versatility, it remains a popular choice among regional airlines worldwide. |
