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The ATR72-600 is a versatile twin-turboprop regional airliner developed by ATR, a joint venture between Airbus and Leonardo. It is widely used by regional airlines around the world, including Caribbean Airlines, to connect smaller airports and islands within the Caribbean region. Registration # 9Y-TTI specifically belongs to Caribbean Airlines and has been an integral part of its fleet serving various destinations across the Caribbean.
Caribbean Airlines, headquartered in Trinidad and Tobago, operates a fleet of ATR72-600 aircraft primarily for short-haul flights between the islands of the Caribbean. The ATR72-600 is known for its fuel efficiency, reliability, and ability to operate on short runways, making it ideal for serving regional routes with varying environmental conditions. With a seating capacity typically ranging from 68 to 78 passengers, the aircraft provides comfortable and efficient transportation for both leisure and business travelers.
Throughout its service history, 9Y-TTI and other ATR72-600s in Caribbean Airlines' fleet have supported the region's tourism industry, facilitated business travel, and contributed to economic development by enhancing regional connectivity. The aircraft's ability to operate efficiently on short flights while maintaining high standards of safety and comfort has earned it a reputation as a dependable workhorse in the Caribbean aviation sector.
Designed with attention to detail, this 1:100 scale model registration 9Y-TTI captures the distinctive livery and features of the ATR72-600, including its twin-turboprop engines and spacious cabin windows. Perfect for collectors, aviation enthusiasts, and anyone with a passion for Caribbean aviation history, this replica is a testament to the role of the ATR72-600 in enhancing regional connectivity and supporting the vibrant tourism and business sectors of the Caribbean. Display it proudly on your shelf or desk as a tribute to the reliable service provided by Caribbean Airlines and the ATR72-600 in the Caribbean region.