Turboprop airliners are versatile aircraft known for their efficiency on short to medium-haul routes. They are often used for regional flights, offering a balance between speed, fuel efficiency, and the ability to operate from shorter runways. These aircraft typically accommodate a range of passengers, depending on the model, and are favored for their reliability and lower operational costs.
| Aircraft | Luggage Capacity | Seating Capacity | Manufacturer | Range | Max Cruising Speed |
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| ATR 72 | Moderate | 70-78 | ATR | 825 nm | 275 knots |
| Bombardier Q400 | Moderate | 68-90 | Bombardier | 1,100 nm | 360 knots |
| Beechcraft 1900D | Limited | 19 | Beechcraft | 1,300 nm | 280 knots |
| Saab 340 | Moderate | 30-36 | Saab | 1,035 nm | 283 knots |