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Freight’s Workhorse: Why the ATR 72-500F Still Delivers

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 19, 2025

In the ever-evolving world of regional cargo transport, one aircraft has proven to be remarkably resilient and indispensable: the ATR 72-500F. While many of its jet-powered cousins dominate the spotlight in major freight routes, the ATR 72-500F continues to serve a vital, profitable niche in short-haul regional logistics.

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