ATR ATR 72-600

08 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

G-PBOT is a UK registration, commonly leased out and operated by regional carriers. The ATR 72-600 features a modern cockpit and improved performance over earlier ATR variants.

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Maulin_Agrawal · 05 Apr 2026

Excellent!

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Aircraft

ATR 72-600 AT76

Mostly white with red/orange tail (possibly a generic or leasing livery)

G-PBOT

Registration

Airline

Unknown/Leasing (based on livery and lack of branding)

Manufacturer

ATR

Insights

Aviation History

The ATR 72 is a popular regional turboprop, used worldwide for short-haul services.

Fleet Rarity

The ATR 72 family is common, but the 600 variant is newer and increasingly dominant.

Record Flights

Commonly used for regional legs, not known for specific record flights.

Safety & Events

ATR 72s have had a few noted incidents globally (including notable weather and control-related events), but no specific famous event for this registration.

Future Outlook

Still in production and widespread operation globally.

Specifications

2 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127M turboprops

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

Each engine ~2,750 shp (shaft horsepower)

Thrust

ICAO Chapter 4 / EPNdB varies by airport measurement

Noise

Airline/operator is not clearly identified due to generic livery.