About the ATR 72-210
The ATR 72-210 is part of the ATR 72 family. The European type certificate lists December 15, 1992, as the certification date for the ATR 72-211 and ATR 72-212 models.
Seating capacity
ATR lists 66 seats for the standard ATR 72-210 configuration. The operator’s cabin layout determines the seat count on a particular aircraft.
Cabin layout
The standard plan shows two seats on either side of a single aisle. ATR lists a 31-inch seat pitch, the distance between corresponding points on successive rows. The drawing also marks the exits, galley, lavatory and baggage area.
How to recognize an ATR 72-210
Look for a high wing and one propeller engine on each side. The specification sheet gives an overall length of about 27.17 meters. Other ATR 72 models share the general silhouette. Check the aircraft registration and model record to confirm the variant.
Variants and related aircraft
ICAO lists the ATR 72-210 under AT73 and the ATR 72-200 under AT72. The ATR 72-500 uses AT75, and the ATR 72-600 uses AT76.
Frequently asked questions
How many seats does an ATR 72-210 have?
ATR shows 66 seats in its standard cabin. Check the operator’s seat map for the aircraft assigned to your flight.
What does AT73 mean on the radar?
AT73 is the type code for the ATR 72-210. The earlier ATR 72-200 uses AT72.