DAT grows with ATR

1999-10-20T00:00:00

Danish regional airline Danish Air Transport (DAT) has expanded its turboprop fleet with the introduction of a 42-seat ATR 42-320. The 13-year old aircraft, which is based at Billund, is being operated as part of the airline's ad hoc charter fleet, flying passenger and all-cargo services.

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