ATR has decided to discontinue the development of its Short Takeoff and Landing (STOL) aircraft, the ATR42-600S.
Considering extensive market research and the prolonged tension within the supply chain, the focus is shifting towards further enhancing the competitiveness of the current product portfolio.
Compared to initial forecasts, the target market has contracted, with a significant decrease in the number of airports requiring STOL-capable aircraft, especially in Southeast Asia. This is attributed mainly to runway extensions and the construction of alternative airports nearby.
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