Rise Air has added a fourth ATR 72-600 to its fleet, extending a renewal programme built around northern and remote-sector flying. The aircraft is leased from Dubai Aerospace Enterprise, configured for 68 seats and certified for gravel runway operations, with delivery due at the end of 2026 and entry into service slated for early 2027. The turboprop will support workforce transport, charter work and scheduled services across Saskatchewan and northern Canada. The airline says the earlier three ATR 72-600s, introduced in 2026, have met expectations on performance, cabin comfort and support, while the additional frame lifts capacity, preserves dispatch flexibility and backs jobs in flight, maintenance and pilot operations.