Tadair
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| Tadair | ||
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| IATA - |
ICAO TDC |
Callsign TADAIR |
| Founded | 1990 | |
| Fleet size | 1 | |
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| Headquarters |  Barcelona, Spain |
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Tadair was an airline based in Barcelona, Spain. It was established in 1990 and operated general aviation aircraft associated with its flying school as well as regional charter services. Although it was a cargo company operating up to three Fairchild Metro and several Piper Seneca, it was most known for its Pilot school as it was one of the first and with the best reputation in Spain. It started losing popularity and customers since several accidents, most of them due to maintenance reasons, killed several staff; and it finally went broke by mid 2004 leaving dozens of students unattended.
[edit] Fleet
The Tadair fleet consists of 1 Fairchild Metro II aircraft (at January 2005).
[edit] References
Accident at Palma de Mallorca involving two fatalities
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