What happened to Tame's ATRs??

What happened where are they ATR? 42-500 Tame EP aerolinea HC-CLT HC-CMH HC-CMB Winar Aerlink

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After the sale of the 3 ATR 42-500 that belonged to Tame EP Let's check what happened to them and where in the world they are flying.

As part of a process of making Tame more social and can fly to low-profit destinations, but with a plane according to demand instead of the Airbus O Embraer what the now defunct airline had in its fleet since the 8 October 2011 they started to arrive 3 ATR to operate routes as tulcan, Macas, Again, Sour Lake and other routes from Guayaquil to Esmeraldas, Store and Cuenca.

time passed, Tame closed several of these routes and finally the airline itself ended up being closed and liquidated, process that continues to this day, with many outstanding debts and thousands of passengers still affected.

What happened to the ATRs of Tame EP?

A few days ago a follower asked me this question and I had it pending to write, so it's a good opportunity to review what happened to the 3 beautiful ATR that Tame had and that were sold in August 2022 for a value of $9.75 millions, but are they flying or not?

Let's review what happened to each of them..

ATR 42-500 HC-CLT

This was the first ATR from Tame who left the country and who flew the longest to reach his new home. concretely, this plane made 21 flights or legs to reach Cairns, Australia for your new operator.

With registration VH-FVZ it operated for Hevilift Australia and almost immediately moved to Aerlink also in Australia, where he flew to 26 July 2023.

At the moment he remains on the ground without knowing his future..

ATR 42-500 HC-CMB y HC-CMH

These two ATR I group them into one since these left together and are operating together. Exactly these planes are flying right now and not that far from us.

Both ATR They are operating for the airline Winair is a government-owned Dutch airline headquartered in St Martin, Indeed, Tame's former ATRs are the only aircraft it currently has in its fleet.

HC-CMB is now PJ-WIW and operates from 4 November 2023, while HC-CMH is now PJ-WIV and flies on Winair from 8 July 2023.

Regrettably, On my recent visit to St Martin these ATR They were not yet active in the airline, so I couldn't see them ;(

An additional information, if they want, can see the 3 ATR one Flight Radar 24, since these now do have the system ADS-B installed, so we can follow their different flights.

This is the story and I hope you liked the information.

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