Christian Scherer, ATR’s Chief Executive Officer, highlighted “the suitability of the ATR -600s to generate business opportunities and strengthen community links”. He added: “Our partnership with JAC demonstrates the capacity of our aircraft to deliver the high standard of comfort expected on one of the mature markets in the world.”
The airline and ATR started their partnership at the last Paris Airshow, in 2015, with the signature of a contract for the introduction of ATR 42-600s in Japan. The deal represented a major milestone for ATR, bringing its firm order book to 1500 aircraft sold since the beginning of the programme.
Toulouse, Friday 20 January 2017
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