Trans Maldivian Airways (TMA) adds a new seaplane to its impressive fleet, as the airline continues to hold to the “world’s largest seaplane operator” title.
The airline added a new DHC6-300 Twin Otter, which first rolled out in 1985. The aircraft began its long ferry flight from Canada on March 25, and arrived in the Maldives on Friday, March 31.
With over 60 seaplanes, TMA operates multiple routes domestically and reaches to over 80 domestic locations.