Air Tahoma was an American cargo airline ( Part 121 ) based in Columbus, Ohio, United States.

Air Tahoma ceased operations in 2009.

Air Tahoma is a spin-off from Cool Air Inc., which was founded in 1986 by Rude and his father, Bud Rude, who is a veteran of the airline industry and who founded the parent company that originally flew firefighting missions in Washington.

FedEx contracted with Air Tahoma to fly to cities without enough traffic to support a larger jet.

Air Tahoma operated twin-engine turboprop Convairs ( either the 580 or the 240 ).

Bud Rude founded an operation in Washington State called Cool Air Inc. in 1986, which later branched out and became Air Tahoma Inc. in 1996, under the direction of his son Noel Rude.

The Air Tahoma fleet included the following aircraft ( as of September 2007 ):

* In October 2003, an Air Tahoma aircraft caught fire upon landing.

* Air Tahoma Flight 185 crashed during approach to landing just 1 mile short of the runway at the Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky International Airport on the 13 August 2004.

* Air Tahoma Flight 587

On September 1, 2008 an Air Tahoma Convair 580 crashed in Pickaway County, Ohio, shortly after taking off from Rickenbacker International Airport, claiming the lives of the 3 crew members.

* Air Tahoma grounded by FAA

* Article on Air Tahoma crashes and incidents

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