TAB's Back in the Air - Thoughts?

Hey everyone! Just saw that Transportes Areos Bolivianos (TAB) is flying again. They've resumed operations after a bit of a break. I don't have all the details since the full article's behind a paywall, but I think it's pretty cool they're back.

From what I remember, TAB had some challenges before halting flights. Not sure if it was financial or operational issues, but I guess they managed to sort things out. Wonder if they're keeping the same routes or if they're changing things up a bit.

Anyone know more about what kind of fleet they're operating with now? Also curious about their plans for expanding routes or if they're sticking to their original destinations for now.

It'll be interesting to see how they navigate the current aviation landscape, especially with fuel prices and everything else that's going on.

Would love to hear your thoughts if you have any more info or insights on TAB's comeback!

Interesting to see TAB back! I remember they had some older aircraft, like the 727s, but not sure what they're using now. Would be smart for them to update their fleet for efficiency, especially with fuel prices being what they are. Curious if they've managed to get any newer planes. As for routes, it'd make sense to stick with what worked before, at least initially. Anyone know if they're planning new destinations?