Canadian Airline Carrier Rise Air Expands Fleet with Two ATR 72-600 Aircraft to Strengthen Regional Aviation in Canada

Rise Air President and CEO Derek Nice emphasized the strategic importance of this fleet transition, highlighting the benefits of standardizing operations on the ATR 72 platform. The move is expected to lower maintenance costs, improve operational efficiency, and provide passengers with a superior flying experience.

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By leasing the ATR 72-600, Nordic Aviation Capital becomes the first lessor to introduce this aircraft model to Canada. This partnership signifies a milestone for Canadian regional aviation, laying the groundwork for enhanced connectivity and service in underserved areas.

The addition of the ATR 72-600 positions Rise Air to meet growing demands for reliable and efficient regional air travel. By increasing its capacity and upgrading its fleet, the airline aims to provide enhanced services to passengers while maintaining its focus on community-centric operations.

By investing in the latest aviation technology and fostering partnerships with industry leaders like Nordic Aviation Capital, Rise Air is setting the stage for sustained growth and success.

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