ACIA Aero Leasing has signed an agreement to sell its first converted ATR 72-600 Large Cargo Door freighter to FedEx, marking the first conversion of this passenger aircraft type into a freighter.

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ACIA Aero Leasing (ACIA) has sold the first ATR 72-600 Large Cargo Door (LCD) converted freighter to FedEx. ACIA "speculatively launched" the -600 series conversion programme in 2024 and the aircraft ...

The 72-600 is a turboprop regional airliner built by ATR, a joint venture between Airbus in France and Leonardo in Italy. The "72" in its name denotes the typical seating capacity of the aircraft ...

ATR announces that UNI Air, a group company of EVA Air, has placed a firm order for 19 ATR 72-600s, along with three additional purchase rights.

An Olympic Air ATR 72-600 (SX-OBP) safely returned to Naxos Island National Airport on June 7, 2025, after a loud noise and reported flames in its right-hand engine shortly after takeoff. The aircraft ...

Elon Musk said Thursday his aerospace company SpaceX will ground Dragon, the spacecraft NASA uses to service the International Space Station amid his falling out with President Trump. “In lig… ...

Following a successful test flight, KF Aerospace has completed its first ATR 72-500F for the Purolator British Columbia (BC) Feeder Network. The aircraft features a custom paint scheme displaying ...

MRO company KF Aerospace has completed its first ATR 72-500 passenger to freighter conversion (P2F) for Canadian express and logistics firm Purolator and the aircraft is due to enter service next ...

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