Tiara Air
ArubaAbout the airline
Tiara Air is a regional airline based in Aruba, founded in 2006. Operating from three Caribbean hubs-Curaçao, Aruba, and Bonaire-it connects the ABC islands and neighboring destinations with a Boeing 737 fleet.
Fleet
Tiara Air (IATA: 3P, ICAO: TNM) is an Aruban regional carrier established in 2006, serving the southern Caribbean with a focus on the ABC islands-Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao. The airline operates from three strategic hubs: Curaçao International Airport, Queen Beatrix International Airport in Aruba, and Flamingo International Airport on Bonaire, positioning itself as a key connector for inter-island travel and regional routes.
The airline's network primarily links the ABC islands with each other and extends to nearby destinations in the Caribbean region. This hub-and-spoke model allows Tiara Air to offer convenient connections for both leisure travelers and those with business needs across the Dutch Caribbean territories and wider regional markets.
Tiara Air operates a Boeing 737 fleet, a mid-size narrow-body aircraft family well-suited to regional routes. The 737's capacity and range make it ideal for serving Caribbean island routes, where turnaround times and fuel efficiency are important operational factors. For the latest fleet details and aircraft configurations, visit www.tiara-air.com.