of the aircraft's back exits. The second aircraft (P4-TIB) entered the fleet with a hybrid of its previous owner Pacific Coastal Airlines and the Tiara Air logo near the emergency exits. The aircraft then returned to the fleet in 2009, after a C-Check, all white with stickers applied representing Tiara Air, but were later removed until the aircraft received its latest colors. At one point the aircraft also wore a large sticker promoting the Aruba International Film Festival in 2010. Logo During the airline's operations, the airline's logo has gone through revisions instead of completely changing the font or style in any drastic way. Destinations Tiara Air had operated scheduled flights to 10 destinations across the Dutch Caribbean, Colombia, the United States and Venezuela from Aruba. Scheduled flights were also operated between the islands of Bonaire and Curacao. Tiara Air's most served destination was to Las Piedras/Punto Fijo. The route was once served by Santa Bárbara Airlines, but since the airline suspended flights between Aruba and Las Piedras, Tiara Air began operating daily scheduled service to Las Piedras. Fleet The Tiara Air fleet consisted of the following aircraft: Future plans included acquiring leased Boeing 737-400's and Fokker 50's as part of a partnership with Avior Airlines. Other aircraft operated as leased from other airlines include: 1 Cessna 208B Grand Caravan (leased from Albatros Airlines) 2 Embraer 120 Brasilia (leased from Albatros Airlines) 1 Shorts 360 (leased from Comeravia) In-Flight Service Although fairly small, the airline offered in-flight amenities onboard all of its passenger aircraft. Onboard the Shorts 360, flights longer than 30 minutes offered a juice box and cookies. Early morning flights such as to Bonaire & Curaçao offered Pastechi's (a type of Empanada) along with juice boxes, as well as a copy of one of three different newspapers. On flights to Maracaibo and Riohacha, the airlines served cheese sandwiches instead of the Pastechi's. Onboard the Boeing 737, complimentary meals were offered. Incidents and Accidents On 5 December 2011, Tiara Air Aruba performing flight 3P 208 (with registration P4-TIA) from Las Piedras/Punto Fijo Josefa Camejo International Airport to Queen Beatrix International Airport in Oranjestad, with 29 passengers and 4 crew, made an emergency landing in Aruba, after the aircraft hit a donkey on the runway of Las Piedras/Punto Fijo with its right main gear just after becoming airborne causing the right main gear to be bent backward. The crew decided