Aeroplane ATR 72 Series

Manufacturer: AÉROSPATIALE/ALENIA

Model: ATR 72 Series

Engines: Pratt & Whitney Aircraft of Canada PW 124B or 127

Propellers: Hamilton Standard 14 SF-11/SFA 13 K1-OA

or 247F-1/R 810640-2

MCTOW: 22,000 kg (48,500 lb) - With Mod.3651 embodied

Noise Category:

The certification basis of the ATR 72 Series is :

a) JAR 25, including French national variants, at change 11 inclusive, or later

amendment where specified.

b) ATR 72 special conditions

c) DGAC environmental requirements “ARRETE DU 19 FEVRIER 1987”

This is an acceptable certification basis in accordance with NZCAR Part 21B para

21.41, as JAR 25 is equivalent to FAR 25 which is the basic standard for Transport

Category Airplanes called up under Appendix C. There are no non-compliances and no

special conditions have been prescribed by the Director under 21.23.

The ATR 72 is a stretched version of the ATR 42 and is available in two basic versions:

the -100/200 series, which differ only in operating weights; and the -210 series, which

is the “hot and high” version with the more powerful (2750 shp) PW127 engine. All

series have two separate models which differ only in the type of doors, emergency exits

and their distribution. For the ATR 72-210 series these are :

• ATR 72-211 which has a forward plug-type passenger door and no cargo door;

• ATR 72-212 which has an aft pax door and forward cargo door. (Both hinged-type)

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