If you like this freeware package, please do post a review below. A detailed manual to read over and look at when you need help and information.ĭevelopment and donated as freeware by VirtualCol FS Software.A fully operational 3D virtual cockpit that makes flying your ATR 72 aircraft easier.A fully working paint kit that allows your own liveries should you choose.Includes various liveries based on real designs the ATR 72 has flown in.37 unique liveries that look to capture the ATR-72 in authentic designs.This simple package lets you try all of them out in closer detail so that you can work out which ATR aircraft is going to be the best fit for you.

In their own way, each of the ATR 72-200, 210, 210F, 500, and 600 models have strengths and weaknesses. With plenty of detail included for each of the five models in total, you can enjoy flying a healthy recreation of all five ATR 72 models included. This should give you all the help that you need to fly a challenging but rewarding range of aircraft in these classic simulators. Various features and add-ons are included as part of this wider package, with a maximum capacity of 78 seats in total.Įach edition of the ATR 72 has added small but significant improvements over the former: the 72-600 is a continuation of that.Īre you a fan of the ATR 72 series? Now you can try it out with ease in FS2004, FSX, and P3D. It's a conversion of the ATR 72-500 with various changes made, including the addition of a boost function for faster take-off. The most modern model is that the of ATR 72-600, which came to be in 2010. Over 450m people have flown aboard an ATR flight, too, and these numbers are only likely to continue growing. By 2000, the ATR series had already produced over 10m flights, with around 2.5bn statute miles covered in that time. In 1988, the first prototype flight took place, and it was deemed airworthy by late 1989. The first model, the ATR-100, came to prominence in the late 1980s.

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