TIB - TRIP Linhas Aéreas

:airplane: Airline Name
TRIP Linhas Aéreas :brazil:

TRIP Linhas Aéreas (current)

IATA: 8R / ICAO: TIB / Callsign: TRIP

:globe_showing_europe_africa: Country of Origin
Brazil :brazil:

:airplane_departure: Aircraft Types Used (from those available in WoA)
AT43 (ATR 42-300) (13 operated, some until 2013),

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AT45 (ATR 42-500) (10 operated, until 2013),

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AT75 (ATR 72-500) (14 operated until 2013),

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AT76 (ATR 72-600) (5 operated until 2013),

The above aircraft still wears these colours but with the name changed to Azul,

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E175 (Embraer 175LR) (9 operated until 2013),

Below at GRU,

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Included this from 2012 for the old airlines,

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E190 (Embraer 190LR) (12 operated until 2013),

Below at GRU,

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Not in-game,

AT72 (ATR 72-200) (2 operated),

AT73 (ATR 72-210) (2 operated, 1 until 2011, 1 until 2013),

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E120 (Embraer 120) (3 operated, 1 until 2009 so not many photos),

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:pushpin: Why should this airline be added?
A regional Brazilian airline founded in 1998, it was absorbed into Azul in 2013. It was based out of Belo Horizonte and operated flights across Brazil, being a regular visitor to GRU. In 2011 it was due to be bought as part of TAM to become a regional subsidiary of theirs but the deal fell through. It would be a great airline to see either just an option in Brazil, or as a local airline at GRU for players to operate in the early days of playing the airport.

Route map,

TRIP Linhas Aereas route map

Missing the ATR 72-200

What you posted was a ATR 72-210

You’ll have to tell me how you can tell the difference :laughing:. Also, is there any difference in the ICAO code between the 2?

The prop dome is slightly longer on the -210 and the code is AT73

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Perfect, I see what you mean actually it does look a little longer. I’ve popped it in separately.

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