So, I just read that Air Tetiaroa in French Polynesia is selling both of their BN-2T Islanders. Kind of interesting, right? These planes are pretty iconic for short-haul flights and are perfect for island hopping. I mean, they're versatile and can operate on short runways, which seems ideal for places like French Polynesia with all those small islands.
But why sell them? Are they upgrading their fleet? Maybe they're looking into something more modern or efficient. Or maybe it's just not cost-effective to keep them anymore. Honestly, the BN-2T is a bit of an older model, so maybe maintenance is getting too pricey. I'm curious what they'll replace them with, if anything. Twin Otters maybe?
Anyone got thoughts on what this means for Air Tetiaroa? Do you think this could impact their operations, or is it just a regular fleet update? And if they do get new planes, what models would you guys like to see them go for? Would love to hear your takes!
But why sell them? Are they upgrading their fleet? Maybe they're looking into something more modern or efficient. Or maybe it's just not cost-effective to keep them anymore. Honestly, the BN-2T is a bit of an older model, so maybe maintenance is getting too pricey. I'm curious what they'll replace them with, if anything. Twin Otters maybe?
Anyone got thoughts on what this means for Air Tetiaroa? Do you think this could impact their operations, or is it just a regular fleet update? And if they do get new planes, what models would you guys like to see them go for? Would love to hear your takes!