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    From 8 stories, the newest dated 19 Sept 2026. Summary written 6 Oct 2026.

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    ATR is an aircraft maker whose ATR 72-600 turboprops are being ordered by Indian regional airlines. [1] source: Financial Express[2] source: Mint ATR said in September 2026 that India needs broader airport, tax and manufacturing incentives beyond Udan to make regional airlines viable. [2] source: Mint ATR sees potential for 200-300 turboprops in India over two decades. [2] source: Mint

    Fly91 ordered 40 ATR 72-600 aircraft worth $1 billion, with deliveries beginning in 2027, Mint reported in September 2026. [2] source: Mint ET Small Business reported that first deliveries are due in the second half of 2027 and all deliveries by 2032 or early 2033. [3] source: ET Small Business NDTV Profit reported that the order is meant to expand Fly91 from six aircraft to more than 60. [4] source: NDTV Profit Fly91 is also raising about ₹250 crore to expand tier-2 and tier-3 connectivity. [5] source: ET Small Business In August 2026, ET Small Business reported that Fly91 was close to ordering at least 20 ATR turboprops. [6] source: ET Small Business In July 2026, Financial Express reported that Fly91 was aiming for 60 ATR aircraft by 2033. [7] source: Financial Express

    IndiGo is discussing regional-aircraft orders with Embraer and ATR, Business Today reported in September 2026. [8] source: Business Today

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    1. FLY91 adds Tirupati links to Hyderabad, Vijayawada and RajahmundryFinancial Express
    2. FLY91 orders 40 ATR aircraft in $1B push for regional India expansionNDTV Profit
    3. Fly91 nears order for at least 20 ATR turboprops to scale regional networkET Small Business

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    Business Today reported in September 2026 that IndiGo is discussing regional-aircraft orders with both Embraer and ATR, which places Embraer alongside ATR as a supplier under consideration for IndiGo's regional fleet. [8] source: Business Today

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