Regional turboprop aircraft identification

ATR 72-600 quiz

Learn the visual clues that identify the ATR 72-600, then test yourself using different viewing angles and liveries.

ICAO AT76Regional turboprop7 liveries
ATR 72-600 side-profile identification reference

How to identify the ATR 72-600

The -600 generation entered service in 2011, combining a high-wing turboprop layout with a modern glass cockpit.

The Quiz catalogue includes 7 ATR 72-600 livery references, including Aer Lingus, Air New Zealand, Azul, Indigo.

01

Wing

A straight high-mounted wing sits above the passenger cabin.

02

Engines

Two large six-blade turboprops dominate the silhouette.

03

Contrast

The tall T-tail and high wing separate it from low-wing regional jets.

ATR 72-600 specifications

Use proportions and configuration as supporting clues; exact weights, range and cabin layouts vary by operator.

Length
27.2 m
Wingspan
27.1 m
Max take-off weight
23.0 t
Range
1,404 km
Capacity
Up to 78 passengers
Source: ATR 72-600 facts and figures ↗

What should you check first?

Picture the aircraft without its paint scheme. Name three physical clues before opening the answer.

Reveal the ATR 72-600 clues
  • Wing: A straight high-mounted wing sits above the passenger cabin.
  • Engines: Two large six-blade turboprops dominate the silhouette.
  • Contrast: The tall T-tail and high wing separate it from low-wing regional jets.
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