Turboprop Residuals Face Reassessment as Embraer Considers New Model

Author: Aircraft Value News

February 3, 2020

The potential development of a new turboprop may make it necessary for residual values of existing large turboprops to be reevaluated, specifically the ATR72-600, although a conventional design dependent on fossil fuels may not have the necessary attributes to maintain production into the long term.

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