ATR ATR 72

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30 Jun 2026 · © Unknown

SCAT Airlines ATR 72 turboprop parked at the gate during golden hour.

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Aircraft

ATR 72 AT72

SCAT Airlines standard livery

KC-INV

Registration

Airline

Scat Air

VSV / DV

Manufacturer

ATR

Gear

Apple iPhone 15 Plus Apple iPhone 15 Plus back dual wide camera 5.96mm f/1.6

Achievements

Turboprop Tracker, Golden Hour Glory, Airbus Aficionado

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Photo grade

Score: 64.0

Harsh light and a strong tilt detract, but the aircraft livery is clear; cut-off nose reduces impact.

Location

Copernicus Wrocław Airport

WRO/EPWR

51.1037, 16.8821

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Copernicus Wrocław Airport WRO

Airport

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Aviation History

The ATR 72 is a highly popular regional turboprop airliner, used worldwide for short-haul routes since its introduction in 1988.

Fleet Rarity

Not rare—hundreds remain in active service, especially in regional airlines.

Record Flights

ATR 72s often serve remote, regional, and challenging airports but are not used for long-range or headline-grabbing flights.

Safety & Events

The ATR 72 type has had a number of incidents globally, mainly weather-related, but nothing specific to this registration is widely known.

Future Outlook

Still in active commercial service; expected continued use for regional flights.

Specifications

2 × Pratt & Whitney Canada PW127F/M turboprops

Engine

27.05 meters

Wingspan

27.17 meters

Length

1,528 kilometers

Range

510 kilometers per hour

Speed

68–78 passengers

Capacity

22,800 kilograms

MTOW

7.65 meters

Height

Not applicable (turboprop: 2,475 shp each)

Thrust

76.4 EPNdB (meets ICAO Chapter 4/14)

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