
Aircraft class:
Airliner
Passenger capacity:
Crew:
2 pilots + 2 cabin crew
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Engines:
Two Pratt & Whitney Canada PW126 turboprops
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First delivered:
Late 1980s

The figures below summarize the performance and dimensions that matter most when you are matching an aircraft to a trip. They reflect typical configurations; exact numbers vary with weight, weather, and how a given aircraft is equipped.

With a maximum range of 1,825 nautical miles, the BAe ATP is ideal for regional and short transcontinental routes, allowing nonstop service between city pairs such as London to Madrid, Paris to Prague, or Los Angeles to Denver. Its fuel efficiency and dependable performance make it a favorite for multi-stop itineraries, group shuttles, and charters that need to stick to tight schedules. | The ATP's cruise speed of 268 knots keeps flight durations competitive with regional jets, while its 25,000-foot ceiling and quiet cabin ensure comfort even on longer sectors. The aircraft's short takeoff and landing requirements—around 4,300 and 4,000 feet, respectively—expand the number of airports it can access, offering more direct routes and arrivals closer to your final destination. | For groups, the ATP delivers an unmatched blend of flexibility, cost savings, and convenience, making it a consistently smart choice for private airliner charters.

The ATP features a notably quiet and spacious cabin for its class, giving passengers a relaxed environment on journeys of up to three hours. Its generous headroom and wide aisle allow for easy movement, and the seating can be arranged in all-economy, mixed, or executive layouts, depending on the mission. | Standard seating fits 64 in comfortable, ergonomic seats with large windows that flood the cabin with natural light and offer excellent views. Overhead bins and a large baggage hold provide ample storage for group luggage, while in-flight amenities—including a lavatory and refreshments—ensure passenger comfort throughout the flight. | Cabin noise is impressively low thanks to advanced sound insulation and slow-turning propellers, making conversation easy and creating an inviting atmosphere for both business and leisure travelers. Whether you’re organizing an executive retreat, sports team travel, or a corporate roadshow, the ATP's interior turns travel into a seamless, enjoyable experience.




The BAe ATP is best suited for groups seeking private, direct service between secondary cities or regional destinations—where commercial schedules are limited, or privacy and convenience are a must. For solo or very small groups, a turboprop or midsize jet may be more efficient, but for moving teams, executives, or event guests in style, the ATP sets the standard for practical luxury.


The BAe ATP typically seats 64 passengers in an all-economy configuration, though some aircraft are configured for up to 72 with mixed or high-density seating. The flexible cabin layout allows for customization to suit corporate groups, sports teams, or VIP travel.




Yes. The ATP’s pressurized cabin provides ample headroom and wide aisles for easy movement during flight. Passengers enjoy a quiet, comfortable ride with a dedicated lavatory and plenty of space for personal belongings in overhead bins and the main baggage hold.

For most major regional routes, yes. The ATP can handle city pairs such as London to Madrid or New York to Chicago nonstop, though range and payload limits may require planning for technical stops on longer or heavily loaded flights—a standard practice for regional airliners.
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