SAS ATR 72-600 (SE-MNR) landing in fresh livery, a workhorse of Scandinavian regional routes.

Blue Islands ATR 72-500 (G-ISLM) taking off from a European airport, showcasing its signature blue-and-white livery and twin turboprops.

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.

Loganair ATR 72-600 on approach against a moody Scottish sky.

Loganair ATR 72-600 (G-LMTA) in tartan livery photographed in flight, highlighting its regional Scottish heritage.

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

Spotted during a quick layover in Guatemala.

Logan Air ATR 72-600 departing RWY 30

Operated primarily within Greece, serving regional and island-hopping flights. The tricolor striped tail is a distinctive element of Sky Express's branding.

Binter Canarias ATR 72-600 at small La Gomera Airport during ground operations

Aer Lingus ATR 72-600 spotted whilst taxing out of Bristol

The ATR 72-600 is prized for its efficiency on short-haul, low-density routes. Loganair's tartan livery is a nod to its Scottish heritage.

The ATR 72 is operated under the Aer Lingus Regional brand mainly by Emerald Airlines as of 2024, offering short-haul service within Ireland and the UK.

FedEx ATR-72 static display at Arctic Thunder air show 202? Something at JBER

The lack of airline branding suggests this aircraft may be in storage, awaiting new livery, or on wet/dry lease operation.

Skyhub PAD (DX141) to munich operated by DAT

The aircraft is operated by Emerald Airlines under the Aer Lingus Regional brand since 2022.