
The ATR 72-212A (500), marketed as the ATR 72-500, became a cornerstone of regional aviation after entering service in 1997, representing a significant advancement in turboprop efficiency and performance. First flown as part of the broader ATR 72 series in 1988, it is a high-wing twin-turboprop aircraft seating up to 72 passengers with enhanced automation and reliability features. Measuring 27.17 meters in length with a 27.05-meter wingspan, it achieves a maximum cruise speed of 319 kilometers per hour and range of 3,056 kilometers. The aircraft was manufactured by ATR, a French-Italian joint venture between Aérospatiale and Aeritalia.
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| Air Algerie | — | 652 | Algeria | 0a003b | |
| Air Algerie | — | 672 | Algeria | 0a003c | |
| Air Algerie | — | 677 | Algeria | 0a003d | |
| Air Algerie | — | 684 | Algeria | 0a003e | |
| Air Algerie | — | 676 | Algeria | 0a0023 | |
| Air Algerie | — | 683 | Algeria | 0a002b | |
| Air Algerie | — | 909 | Colombia | 0A0062 |
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Air Algerie
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Air Algerie
S/N: 684AlgeriaHex: 0a003e
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Air Algerie
S/N: 676AlgeriaHex: 0a0023
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Air Algerie
S/N: 683AlgeriaHex: 0a002b
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Air Algerie
S/N: 909ColombiaHex: 0A0062