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ATR forecasts demand for 2,450 turboprops in next two decades
July 22nd 2022
Aircraft maker, ATR, forecasts airlines will need 2,450 new turboprops in the next 20 years to meet demands for more regional connections and lower emissions from flying. Read More » The Asia-Pacific, including China, will account for 1,255 aircraft, ATR said. “The forecast demonstrates essential connectivity is needed for emerging and mature markets now and in the future,” ATR senior vice president commercial, Fabrice Vautier, said. “The biggest driver of demand is airlines modernising their fleets to meet the highest environmental standards while making air transport accessible to all.” ATR said 70% of new turboprop deliveries with 30 seats or above will be for fleet replacement and the remainder for expansion of regional services. Published at this week’s Farnborough Airshow, it is ATR’s first 20-year market outlook since 2018.
