Trans Island Air 2000
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| Founded | 1982 (as Trans Island Air) 2000 (renamed) |
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| Ceased operations | 2004 | |||
| Operating bases | Grantley Adams International Airport | |||
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| Headquarters | Christ Church, Barbados | |||
| Website | tia2000.com | |||
Trans Island Air 2000 (abbreviated TIA) was an airline from Barbados, which was headquartered in Christ Church[citation needed] and operated regional charter flights (mostly cargo) out of its base at Grantley Adams International Airport.
[edit] History
The airline was founded in 1982 as Trans Island Air[1] and rebranded as Trans Island Air 2000 in 2000.[2] On 30 June 2004, the only aircraft the airline operated at that time (a Twin Otter 300, registered 8P-MLK)[3] was substantially damaged when it veered off the runway at Grantley Adams International Airport during an aborted take-off run.[4] Shortly thereafter, Trans Island Air 2000 was shut down.[2]
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