Aircraft
Desaer ATL-100 Aims To Replace Bandeirante
Start-up Desaer is working on a low-cost light transport project that has commercial and military uses
The proposed Desaer ATL-100 utility transport is unpressurized and will carry up to 19 passengers. (Image: Desaer)
The proposed Desaer ATL-100 utility transport is unpressurized and will carry up to 19 passengers. (Image: Desaer)

Fifty years after the first flight of the Embraer Bandeirante, Desaer (Desenvolvimento Aeronáutica) is working on its ATL-100 project for an "Avião de Transporte Leve” (light transport aircraft) that it says is the ideal modern substitute for the Brazilian classic. The project is 100 percent Brazilian and is aimed at producing a twin-engine utility transport that can be used for both regional commercial and military transport tasks. A simple cabin and cockpit mock-up is on show at LABACE 2019.


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