Colombia's odd little Regional Airline: SATENA ATR 42-500 Medellín Olaya Herrera to Bogotá
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- Опубликовано: 2 май 2024
- SATENA is a Colombian regional airline, which is owned by the Government of Colombia and operated by the Colombian Aerospace Force. A unique airline, flying on a special route...
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FLIGHT INFORMATION
Airline: SATENA - Servicio Aéreo a Territorios Nacionales
Aircraft: ATR 42-500
Registration: HK-4979
Flight Time: 0h 45min
Seat: 8D
From: Medellín Olaya Herrera
To: Bogotá El Dorado
Date: February 2023
EQUIPMENT INFORMATION
Cameras used: Canon R6 (Canon 15-35mm F2.6), DJI Osmo Pocket
Additional equipment used: Rode VideoMic Pro+, Blue Yeti Podcast Microphone
PRICE BREAKDOWN
Total Price: COP 317550.00
Total Routing: EOH-BOG
Booked through: SATENA Website
Cost includes: Economy Class Ticket including one 15kg checked bag
Booking made: February 2023
VIDEO BREAKDOWN
00:00 - Intro
00:35 - Olaya Herrera Airport
02:23 - Boarding
03:26 - Cabin and Seat
04:01 - SATENA - The Military Airline
05:15 - Taxi and Take Off
07:11 - Inflight
07:37 - Approach and Landing
08:59 - El Dorado Airport (Puente Aereo)
10:04 - Outro
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This video does not contain product placements. The airline was neither involved nor informed about the production of this Tripreport. The ticket fare was paid by ourselves.
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Emirates 777 business class trip report or brutally honest would be cool. As it is massively hated on for its 7 a row business class. I think it would be great for a review
I‘m really looking forward to the Air China Eco and Condor Business flights. But I‘m happy for any new video of you guys. Keep up the great work :D
I’m looking for Cathay Pacific Airways flight report, because I want to see their foods and seats how is looks like! What do you think guys and @Simply Aviation? 😅
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Can't wait for the bizzare air china video you teased a few months ago!
I love that you guys go to Colombia often. As a Colombian expat, I appreciate you and this channel.
Fun fact: Despite the short runway and high elevation of Olaya Herrera Airport, once a 747 of Avianaca flew there as a demonstrator flight.
On the terrace/bridges, sorrounded by the gardens' trees, you can find signs explaining the history of the airport.
Another interesting note: When you land at Olaya Herrera Airport you will most likely approach runway 02, where you have to fly over a hill and then descend rapidly, diving down the hill right until touch-down.
Fun fact; the 747 only entered the Olaya as a demonstrator flight with Avianca and as a publicity stunt. It never operated regular flights.
@@kalde85 thank you for the correction.
what a lovely airport! did not know there was any infrastructure so nice in Columbia...
fascinating little building, and that garden space feels heavenly... wish more airports were like this.
In Mexico there is also a Military airline, Mexicana, they have some ex military 737 and some leased Embraers
Heard it's not too good though...
I just love how you clearly annunciate the local pronunciations. I will repeat that as long as you can keep your voice safe, narrated trip reports are a music to my ears 😃
He does for some, but isn't Medellin locally pronounced as mede-jeen? I learned it as such but I've seen conflicting pronunciations
As an avgeek, these rare airlines are rather interesting, especially the aircrafts their using
Also cant forget the airports and the scenery on departure and approach
Im colombian and im glad that you came to my city Medellín! Our airlines here are most likely national nad no international today
Simply Aviation, you make the best tripreports ever. I have been watching you for more than 1 year and I am so addicted to these videos.
Also, satena is not the only one that operates ATR 72, also clic air does (before easyfly)
That terminal is really cool! Love the stained glass.
you guys should fly lade, another air force-owned airline (this time in argentina) which afaik still occasionally flies the f28 fellowship on commercial flights
Aviación on line hizo un reporte de viaje del vuelo AEP - BHI - REL - BRC hace un par de años.
Ohh finally a video😍 i love these unknows airlines
EOH is a great airport to use for national flights. And, Clic Air is a good airline too.
Another regional airline called Clic also makes these type of flights in Colombia. They also travel from/to Bogotá to/from Medellín Enrique Olaya Herrera with ATR-42 and ATR-72 and use the Puente Aéreo terminal. I liked it that concept of "obscene prices", hehehehe... It has been happening since Viva Air ceased operations.
Thank you for a very interesting report. I was missing your videos. One month seems too long!. 😅
When Simply Aviation posts you know its gonna be a great day! Also you guys should def review "Air Japan" the new airline!
I have been watching this dude for over 7 years.
I miss flying those ATR turboprops. Now it's mostly jets.
My first time on a plane was with SATENA, in a dornier 328 back when they operated that aircraft. The main appealing of the airline are the routes; they fly from Bogotá/Medellín to places faraway from the big cities in the andean mountain range and the caribean coast. Historically, the airline was intended for the social purpose of connectiong the sparse populated zones with the rest of the country, but in recent years it has also tryied to act as catalyst for tourism in the most exotic parts of the country.
The service is pretty good overall, although there might be delays on the flights sometimes. The prices are usually higher than other airlines because of the type of routes they operate. Also, the flights are not as frequent, for instance, a route from Bogotá to my middle sized town in the east has only 2 flights a week so you have to either book your flight months in advance or pay almost 3x the original price as the flight date gets closer and they start to run out of avaliable seats.
Great airline and landing in Central medellin is a treat and very practical
Wow, I like this. I love all your videos. Interesting airline too. This is why I love this channel. They of course share normal and popular airlines, but also show unseen and unpopular airlines as well. Keep up the good work.
Again great report! Thx!
Great flight.
Stunning views!. There are a few cities in that part of the world with closer to downtown airport for regional flights that truly make it so much easier. Take Tobias Bolaños airport in San Jose, Costa Rica, a perfect airport for travelling to different destinations within the country without the hassle of the long drive to SJO.
I like this kind of airline, providing an affordable, essential air service to the local population with no frills, just like a bus. I could say I wish the world had more airlines like that, but there are and they’re called budget airlines. I wish more travellers accept them for what they are and not expect Emirates level experiences everywhere
Satena is actually quite expensive to fly in. Partially state-owned, it provides an esencial service to many communities in Colombia,
Fantastic video David!
Unique experience
Interesting report, thank you.
Cannot wait for what’s to come 🔥
Also a thing, avianca and latam give more accesible prices, this plane tickets are more expensive bc its a regional and small plane
Nice video, I have flown that flight.
I think this is worth it for a short flight (45 minutes), it’s survivable for me.
flying with satena is indeed a very exciting experience, as you said, at least for the avgeek people (including my self) also I didn't know you could've speak Español, me sorprendes cada ves mas 😀, awesome video dude.
Too bad I didn't know you were in Medellín; would have love to invite you for a coffee!
Can you fly cebu Pacific to see what it's like because you flew it before the old version there is a new version
🎉🎉🎉
I wonder why they use a weird kind of tarmac with no paint markings. Quirky but I like it.
Hey! Looking at this airport reminds me a lot of Ko Samui Airport, Thailand. The place looks like a resort & I think it is operated by Bangkok Airways. Do try and visit that place sometimes, would love to see it!
There has been talk in the past couple of years about closing EOH as part of Medellin’s redevelopment plans. JMC is much more accessible now with the tunnel from the city to the airport. There are other restrictions around using the airport, for example Avianca as I understand it are not able to use it, even with the appropriate equipment. But as you say an interesting airport although with the plans to expand JMC to two runways perhaps an uncertain future. I live close by JMC and its growth year on year is impressive as are Colombian’s increasing tourism counts.
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I think Mexico is launching a similar air force operated airline. Hopefully it will improve connectivity as well.
Ryanair also sticks the safety on board on the backs of seats, but it's main competitor, Wizz Air, doesn't.
Cool video. I don’t know if I can make any requests here but it would be very cool if you could fly to Daocheng Airport the highest elevated Airport in the world. It is located in China and besides Daocheng there are also Nyingchi, Qamdo or Lhasa which feature breathtaking approaches and Landscapes
Thank you for the recommendation! :) There's actually already a video about a flight into Daocheng Airport available on RUclips, made by Josh Cahill: ruclips.net/video/su3fqtru2t4/видео.html
Since we don't want to make videos on topics that have been well covered by others on RUclips already, it's unlikely we'll fly into Daocheng anytime soon...
@@simply_aviationThanks for the Answer and i’m sorry if I come off as arrogant but I have another recommendation which might be interesting. Maybe you could consider this if you want to go to China. Ali Pulan Airport for example. This Airport was newly opened at the end of 2023 and isn’t even registered on Flightradar24. As of now I can’t find any videos for it and it’s hard to even find how the airport looks like. It’s in Tibet and is around the same height as Daocheng Airport. The only flights I have found go to Chengdu Airport and are operated by Air China I think. Nonetheless these videos give me insights into all kinds of Airlines in other countries I haven’t visited soo thank you for sharing your experience
@@simply_aviation well you might want to check Ali Pulan airport out. It is located in Tibet and was newly opened at the end of 2023. as of now it isn’t registered on Flightradar24 and there no videos of it. It’s hard to even find out how this Airport looks like and there are countless more in China that share the same fate, so it would be cool to get an in depth view of the airport. But nonetheless the amount of interesting videos you guys are able to produce is amazing and is also a reason why I have watched your videos since 2020
Hi guys, in the future is possible a tripreport for a flight to Rapa nui (Easter island), this can be so interesting
Wow, 3 minutes ago
would love to see you visit Koh Samui airport in Thailand. its just like a resort!
Just to nitpick in Spanish the initial H is always silent so it is pronounced “ Errera”. Other than that, great stuff. Love Colombia! 🇨🇴
Idea for an unusual airline review : Divi Divi air between Curacao and Bonaire.
I love Medellin! But flying Avianca always get cheap miles & points to my FF account
Can you like...... review Bahamas airlines due to them having two different aircraft fleets.. actually three they are:
ATR-72-500
ATR-42-500
BOEING 737-500
Yes all of them have 500
Falta un video de Aerosucre, de lo mejor vuelos en los que he estado, nunca se sabe que puede pasar.
aye im early for once, by 1 minute lol
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Omg hablas español?!! 😮😮😮
And this is why Satena is one of national carriers, alongside with Avianca, of Colombia.
Planes as government-owned public transportation? For the people?
Damn. Wish more countries treated their airlines like so, with none of the bullshit...
First please ping. ❤
Damn, SATENA is owned by the government, damn..
So random dude
cojones to visit medellin :D
Well Medellín has no 2 airports. One is in Medellín (Olaya Herrera) and the other one is in Rionegro (José María Córdova)
Plz make normal trip report for non-english pepole
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