ABOUT ATR PRODUCTS SUPPORT CAREERS NEWSROOM MEDIA GALLERY MARKET FORECAST Share Print Home > About ATR > Corporate Overview > Company Profile COMPANY PROFILE PROPELLING THE NEXT CONNECTION Toulouse, Southern France based turboprop aircraft manufacturer ATR is the world leader in the market for regional aircraft up to 90 seats. Established in November 1981, ATR is a joint partnership between two major European aeronautics players, Airbus and Leonardo. ATR has sold nearly 1,700 aircraft and has over 200 operators in more than 100 countries. Every 8 seconds, an ATR turboprop takes off or lands somewhere around the world. WHO WE ARE ATR manufactures two sizes of turboprop aircraft, the 70-seat ATR 72 and the 50-seat ATR 42. Both aircraft benefit from fuel, emissions and cost efficiencies provided by turboprop engines. ATR turboprops provide airlines with the best opportunities for operating short-haul routes at a low operating cost. Airlines servicing smaller markets desperately need more fuel efficient-aircraft to continue operating regular flights between regional airports and to main airports and hubs. WHAT WE DO Manufacturing Advanced Turboprops! ATR’s only business is turboprops – making ATR the industry experts in producing efficient, high-tech aircraft for regional airlines. ATR uses the latest manufacturing techniques and high-tech engines. ATR utilizes the highest amount of advanced, composite materials among regional aircraft. Approximately 20 percent of the ATR 42 and ATR 72 structure is made of composites, which helps reduce fuel burn and emissions. FACTS & FIGURES (FIGURES AS OF APRIL 2018) Workforce: More than 1,300 (beginning of 2017) Turnover: 1.8 US$ Billion (2017) Headquarters: Toulouse Nearly 1,700 aircraft sold More than 1,400 aircraft delivered +30 Million flight hours +5,000 flights per day +200 operators +100 countries Every 8 seconds, an ATR aircraft takes-off or lands somewhere around the world ATRs are the best-selling under-90-seat regional aircraft in the world since 2005 ATR Press Center ATR in pictures DID YOU KNOW ? Turboprop engines are easier to maintain than jets and less likely to experience foreign object damage. Turboprops require remarkably little runway for takeoff and landing, providing the unique flexibility to serve airports with shorter runways. PROPELLING THE NEXT CONNECTION Leonardo Airbus Go Green ATR broadcast ATR TakeAway Contact-us SITE MAP QUICK LINKS Credits | Legal Notice 1 Allée Pierre Nadot, 31712 BLAGNAC Cedex, FRANCE - www.atr-aircraft.com