ATR 72-600 Interactive 360 Photography
Step into the ATR 72-600 and explore the Armonia cabin in a high-resolution aircraft cabin virtual tour. From the aisle you can judge the headroom and stowage, then move through to galleys and service areas to understand how the cabin works in practice.
About the ATR 72-600
The 72-600 introduces the Armonia interior for wider feel and better ergonomics. Powered by Pratt & Whitney 127M engines, the type is known for efficient short-haul performance, including hot-and-high operations and short field capability.
What this tour reveals
- Armonia seating geometry, pitch and seat-back features
- Overhead bins, lighting and PSU layout along the cabin
- Galley and service flow at doors and cross-aisles
- Views that help compare finishes and trims across configurations
Why airlines and lessors use aircraft cabin virtual tours
- Helps premium and group customers compare cabins remotely
- Supports sales teams and charter brokers with a consistent demo
- Speeds decisions on layout and finish options
- Reuses easily on web, in presentations and in lounges
How we captured the 72-600
Cabins are tight, reflective and unforgiving. We plan each shoot and the equipment used carefully, always ensuring that we have consistent sharpness whether you’re looking at something 30cm or 3 metres away. We hand-craft each 360 so that lines are straight, joins are clean and colour is true-to-life. The result is a clear, truthful view both at arm’s length and across the cabin.
More aircraft work
We hope you enjoyed exploring the ATR 72-600. You can see further examples, including the ATR 72-500 by visiting our aircraft virtual tour page here.
Planning an aircraft cabin virtual tour? Whether it’s for marketing or training, tell us your objectives and we will outline a simple plan.
Aircraft cabin virtual tour FAQs
Yes. We can capture a baseline configuration and include panels that compare variant seating or finish packs.
We usually deliver first 360s within days of the shoot. Multi-scene tours with interface and hotspots follow shortly after.
Yes. Interface labels and information points can be translated so the same tour works across regions.
Absolutely, if access allows. We can include a cockpit panorama and label key areas, subject to permissions.
Page last updated: December 2025