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Air Astra expands fleet with second brand-new ATR 72-600

Air Astra expands fleet with second brand-new ATR 72-600
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DHAKA: Bangladesh’s youngest private scheduled airline, Air Astra, has taken delivery of its second brand-new ATR 72-600 aircraft as part of its continued fleet and network expansion.

The aircraft, bearing the registration S2-STE, arrived at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (HSIA), Dhaka, at 7:30pm local time on Wednesday, marking another significant milestone in the airline’s journey of growth, reads a press release.

With the arrival of S2-STE, Air Astra’s fleet has grown to five aircraft, further strengthening its operational capacity and domestic connectivity.

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The aircraft is powered by the latest-generation Pratt & Whitney PW127XT engines, offering enhanced efficiency and performance for regional operations. S2-STE is configured with 72 Geven Neo Prestige seats, providing passengers with a comfortable and modern travel experience across Air Astra’s domestic network.

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The airline said the arrival of its second brand-new ATR 72-600 reflects its continued commitment to building a modern, efficient, and reliable fleet while responding to the growing demand for domestic air travel in Bangladesh.

Air Astra CEO Imran Asif said, “The arrival of our second brand-new ATR 72-600 is another proud milestone in Air Astra’s journey. Reaching a fleet of five aircraft is a testament to the dedication of our team and the continued trust of our passengers and partners. We remain committed to strengthening our fleet, expanding our network, and delivering a safe, reliable, and comfortable flying experience to our passengers.”

The addition of S2-STE further strengthens Air Astra’s position in Bangladesh’s domestic aviation market, supporting the airline’s growing operations and its vision of providing better connectivity between key destinations across the country.

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