ATR ATR 72-600

04 Jan 2026 · © Unknown

This photo captures a clear side view of an ATR 72-600 in Aer Lingus Regional colors, operated by Stobart Air. Registration G-CMMT is visible on the fuselage. A highly efficient and popular turboprop airliner, ideal for regional transportation.

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Maulin_Agrawal · 05 Apr 2026

Love the livery!

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Aircraft

ATR 72-600 AT76

Aer Lingus Regional (Stobart Air)

G-CMMT

Registration

Airline

Aer Lingus (operated by Stobart Air / Aer Lingus Regional)

EIR / EI

Manufacturer

ATR

Insights

Aviation History

The ATR 72-600 is a popular regional turboprop, widely used in Europe and Asia for short-haul routes due to its efficiency.

Fleet Rarity

ATR 72-600 is common among regional turboprops, but not typically part of large mainline fleets.

Record Flights

Frequently used on short regional hops such as Dublin to Isle of Man, as well as longer regional missions just under 2 hours.

Safety & Events

Generally has a strong safety record; some ATRs have been involved in icing incidents but none notable for this specific aircraft.

Future Outlook

Many ATR 72-600s remain active worldwide, with new deliveries ongoing.

Specifications

Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127M

Engine

27.05 m

Wingspan

27.17 m

Length

1,528 km

Range

510 km/h

Speed

68-78 passengers

Capacity

23,000 kg

MTOW

7.65 m

Height

2 × 2,750 shp (2,050 kW) each (turboprop, not thrust)

Thrust

<82 dB (ICAO Chapter 4 compliant)

Noise

Shp (shaft horsepower) used, not thrust (as typical for turboprops). Airline is a regional operation, not the mainline Aer Lingus fleet.