ATR Exceeds Expectations in 2024: 40% Sales Growth
The Franco-Italian manufacturer ATR has announced a successful close to the year 2024, with significant sales growth and strong market demand. The company recorded a 40% increase in orders compared to 2023, reaffirming its position as the preferred choice for regional operators and lessors.
Solid Growth in Orders
In 2024, the manufacturer received 56 aircraft orders, of which 51 were for the ATR 72 model and 5 for the ATR 42. This increase in orders reflects renewed confidence in ATR’s products, driven by commitments from both existing customers and new operators. With these orders, ATR’s order backlog now exceeds 150 units.
Asian markets showed significant commitment to acquiring ATR aircraft, while Canadian operators also expressed growing interest in the company’s models. Additionally, 2024 marked the initial phase of the -600 series renewal, strengthening the manufacturer’s proposition in the turboprop aircraft segment.
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Deliveries and Outlook for 2025
Deliveries in 2024 aligned with 2023 levels, with a total of 35 aircraft delivered. ATR met the expectations set at the beginning of the year, ensuring stability in its production and supply chain. For 2025, the company anticipates a period of stabilization, although it acknowledges that certain supply chain tensions will persist during the first half of the year.
Financial Results and Demand in the Second-Hand Market
ATR closed the year with revenues of $1.2 billion, with a book-to-bill ratio above 1, indicating a positive balance between orders and deliveries. Furthermore, the second-hand market demonstrated strong demand, with nearly 100 transactions recorded in 2024, reflecting the appeal of ATR aircraft for their cost efficiency and low emissions.
Expansion in Services and Customer Support
The support and services segment grew by 15% in 2024, reaching $480 million, consolidating the record levels of 2023. ATR has strengthened its service offerings, enabling its customers to improve cost predictability over time and access shared resources.
Nathalie Tarnaud Laude, CEO of ATR, highlighted the challenging yet successful year for the company: “We worked through a challenging year, and I want to thank everyone, from our customers to my colleagues, for contributing to these results. In 2024, we reaffirmed our proposition of efficient and affordable connections. Our results demonstrate the relevance of our aircraft for operators and for people seeking sustainable connectivity.”
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