ATR at MRO Americas 2015
ATR, world leader in the manufacture of regional aircraft, will be attending the MRO Americas exhibition in Miami from April 14-16. ATR will have an exhibition booth, # 1447, at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
Several announcements regarding ATR’s activities and its most recent support offer will be made during the exhibition.
Additionally, a contract signing ceremony is scheduled on Tuesday, 14 April, at 3.30 pm at the room A 204 (located on the second floor of the Exhibit Hall).
The MRO Americas exhibition provides an excellent opportunity to present the full range of customized services and support solutions that ATR offers its customers and operators as well as a chance to interact with current and future suppliers. ATR’s support offer includes global maintenance agreements (GMA), a flexible and completely customizable solution intended for maintenance on the aircraft and in the workshop. The GMA guarantees permanent availability of spare parts with reduced downtime and simplified logistics, thanks to the ability to communicate with a single point of contact from ATR, while offering an exceptional quality of service.
In addition, the ATR support package provides access to pools of spare parts as well as a network of maintenance and repair stations certified by ATR. ATR support also includes offers for pilot training.
Since 2005, ATR regional aircraft with up to 90 seats have led the market in Latin America and the Caribbean. As a result of its commercial success, the ATR fleet currently operating in the region (175 aircraft) has more than doubled in the last ten years. In the whole America, the current fleet of ATRs in operation is close to 260 aircraft.
For support in the Americas region, ATR now has a Customer Support Center and a spare parts center in Miami. The aircraft manufacturer also has a partnership for training pilots in Bogota, Colombia.
Several announcements regarding ATR’s activities and its most recent support offer will be made during the exhibition.
Additionally, a contract signing ceremony is scheduled on Tuesday, 14 April, at 3.30 pm at the room A 204 (located on the second floor of the Exhibit Hall).
The MRO Americas exhibition provides an excellent opportunity to present the full range of customized services and support solutions that ATR offers its customers and operators as well as a chance to interact with current and future suppliers. ATR’s support offer includes global maintenance agreements (GMA), a flexible and completely customizable solution intended for maintenance on the aircraft and in the workshop. The GMA guarantees permanent availability of spare parts with reduced downtime and simplified logistics, thanks to the ability to communicate with a single point of contact from ATR, while offering an exceptional quality of service.
In addition, the ATR support package provides access to pools of spare parts as well as a network of maintenance and repair stations certified by ATR. ATR support also includes offers for pilot training.
Since 2005, ATR regional aircraft with up to 90 seats have led the market in Latin America and the Caribbean. As a result of its commercial success, the ATR fleet currently operating in the region (175 aircraft) has more than doubled in the last ten years. In the whole America, the current fleet of ATRs in operation is close to 260 aircraft.
For support in the Americas region, ATR now has a Customer Support Center and a spare parts center in Miami. The aircraft manufacturer also has a partnership for training pilots in Bogota, Colombia.
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ATR is the world number one regional aircraft manufacturer with its ATR 42 and 72 aircraft the best-selling aircraft in the less than 90-seat market segment. The unifying vision of the company’s employees is to help everyone, no matter where they are in the world, to connect and develop in a responsible manner. Thanks to the efficiency of turboprop technology and the benefits of the company’s focus on continuous innovation, ATR aircraft open more than 140 new routes every year, burn up less fuel and emit less CO2 than regional jets. For all of these reasons, ATR aircraft have been chosen by some 200 companies in 100 countries around the world. ATR is a joint-venture between Airbus and Leonardo.
