The European regional aircraft manufacturer ATR, reportó growth in the 2023 reaching the 36 deliveries with an increase of 44%.
ATR, the manufacturer líglobal regional aircraft der, announcementó its annual results 2023, highlighting strong growth throughés of an increase in deliveries and sales, a yesóread performñor in support and services, the acquisitionón of new clients and the creationón of new routes.
Good 2023 for ATR
ATR deliveredó 36 airplanes in 2023, an increase of 44% with respect to 2022. This reflects positive momentum, despite persistent supply chain disruptions, with the shortage of raw materials and components that slowed down the ambitionómanufacturer's goal of speeding up productionón.
With 40 new airplanes sold in 2023, an increase of 53% with respect toñprevious one, the compañíto achieve a relationshipón of orders to invoices greater than 1. ATR welcomed 11 new clients in 2023, both new and second-hand aircraft, and registeró más de 100 transactions on the second-hand market, which demonstrates the strong demand for turbohéadvanced licenses, low-emission and cost-effective ATR. While Asia remains the largest marketás fromámonkey of ATR, the compañíto alsoén assuredó orders from Latin American and European customers in 2023, both for fleet growth and replacement. Total, They were opened 160 new routes with ATR aircraftñor past, in front of the 150 from 2022.
ATR achievedó income of almost $1.2 billion for the first time since the pandemic, spaghettién backed by año récord for services with income greater than $400 millions.
Looking to the regional market, the compañíand transé greater demand in the prówe go toños, with expected fleet growth primarily in South Asia (India), the southeast like thisático (Indonesia, Philippines) and Brazil. New regulations related to rising pressureón environmental tooén create opportunities for ATR to capture a portionósignificant n of the replacement market, specially in Europe, Japón, Canadaá and USA, since the planes ATR offer a solutionón immediate to reduce drástatically the emissions comparedón with regional aircraft of sizeño similar.
