Binter at LPA

A regional ATR 72 turboprop prepares to land, seen against summer gardens and dramatic grey skies.

Zimex Aviation ATR 72-600F freighter HB-AFN taxiing at a European airport, showcasing the growing fleet of purpose-built turboprop freighters.

Binter Canarias ATR 72-600 (EC-OAN) approaches for landing under bright blue skies, showcasing its green and white livery.

A Canaryfly ATR 72-600 (EC-MSM) taxis beside the Atlantic Ocean at a Canary Islands airport.

Binter Canarias ATR 72-600 (EC-NVD) taxiing at Lanzarote, showcasing its efficient design for island-hopping routes.

Canaryfly ATR 72-500 EC-LAD on approach, a mainstay for inter-island routes in the Canary Islands.

A Binter Canarias ATR 72-600 (EC-NVD) flying a regional hop in the Canary Islands, showcasing the airline’s bright green and white livery.

A Binter Canarias ATR 72-600 prepares for another short hop between the Canary Islands, ideal for regional travel.

A Finnair ATR 72-500 (OH-ATN), operated by Nordic Regional Airlines, caught moments before touchdown on a regional flight.

Copenhagen Airport, Roskilde is Denmark’s second-largest airport measured by take-offs and landings, serving eastern Denmark and the greater Copenhagen area. Traffic primarily consists of General Aviation (G/A), business…

Zimex Aviation ATR 72-600 (HB-AFW) on the ramp at a modern airport terminal.

Parking garage of FLL

Aer Lingus ATR 72-600 EI-FAT

LoganAir ATR 72-600 G-LMTC

Air New Zealand ATR 72-600 regional turboprops parked under dramatic evening skies, exemplifying New Zealand's strong regional air network. The front one is ZK-MVN, and the back one is ZK-MVK

Logan Air ATR-72 600 G-LMTG

Air New Zealand ATR 72-600 in 'All Blacks' livery at Christchurch Airport taxiing past the terminal.

After deplaning at PORTO SEGURO, Brazil.

Air New Zealand ATR 72-600 climbing against the clouds — a workhorse of regional connectivity.