US EditionUNI Air Orders 19 New ATR 72‑600s to Boost Taiwan’s Domestic Connectivity
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UNI Air signed a contract on the 25th to purchase 19 new ATR 72-600 aircraft, with a transaction value of US$437 million (approximately NT$12.7 billion), and all aircraft are expected to be delivered in 2032. UNI Air Chairman Lin Zhizhong said on the 25th that the new fleet will be deployed on routes between Taipei, Taichung, and Kaohsiung and increase flights to outlying islands. With the sharp increase in operating costs, he hopes that the com…
UNI Air inks ATR 72-600 deal
ATR and UNI Air, a subsidiary of EVA Air, have now officially finalised their order for 19 new ATR 72-600 turboprops. The formal signing ceremony took place in Taipei on July 25 and brought together senior leadership from both companies, including Nathalie Tarnaud Laude, ATR CEO, and Lin Chi-Chung, UNI Air Chairman. They were joined by high-ranking Taiwanese officials, including Chen Shih-kai, Minister for Transportation and Communications (MOTC…
UNI Air orders 19 new ATR 72‑600s to boost Taiwan’s domestic connectivity
ATR, a leading global manufacturer of regional aircraft, and UNI Air, a subsidiary of EVA Air, have formalised a significant agreement to help modernise Taiwan's domestic aviation market. The deal covers the purchase of 19 ATR 72‑600 turboprop aircraft, along with options for three additional units, marking ATR's largest single airline order since 2017. The signing ceremony brought together Nathalie Tarnaud Laude, CEO of ATR, and Lin Chi-Chung, …
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