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TASA Brasil | Boeing 787-10



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TASA Brasil | Boeing 787-10

TASA Brasil was founded and started operations in 2000, exactly 10 years after TASA Chile. The Brazilian subsidiary started off doing only domestic routes with the Boeing 737-400, being that was the only aircraft type they had. TASA Brasil was also very succesful, allowing them to expand internationally by adding the Boeing 767-300ER and later Airbus A320 family to replace the 737-400. Currently the airline, just like Chile, operates a fleet of A320's, 767-300ER's, 787-9, 787-10 and 777-300ER. In the future this subsidiary plans to replace the 767 fleet entirely and add the A350 in order to replace the 777's. You'll see this airline mostly in South America, Miami, Orlando, New York, L.A., Tokyo, Lisbon and many other places.

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    eye candy

     

    I mean that literally

     

    I can't stop thinking of sour candies and Mtn Dew flavors when looking at this

     

    Very yummy :P

    Not mountain dew lol

    Thank you!

    "Brazil" in the engine should be written "Brasil"

    Imma go into pedantic mode for a quick second, because there's one slight issue on the background; It still says "Chile" under the TASA logo on the BG.

     

    Aside from that (completely insignificant) detail, this is a very nice livery! Personally think I prefer this colour scheme to the Chilean version.

    Imma go into pedantic mode for a quick second, because there's one slight issue on the background; It still says "Chile" under the TASA logo on the BG.
     
    Aside from that (completely insignificant) detail, this is a very nice livery! Personally think I prefer this colour scheme to the Chilean version.


    Oh I didn't even notice that lmao I'll fix it later. Thanks!

    "Brazil" in the engine should be written "Brasil"

    I always get confused by that, because sometimes it's Brasil and other times Brazil.
    Yeah, according to the Wikipedia, apparently "Brasil" is the official way the country's name is spelt, and "Brazil" is the way much of the rest of the word spells it, I believe.

    Ah makes sense, to make it more native, I'll change it to Brasil. Thanks.

    ^_^

    Oh, nice to see this again!

    Finally, updated.