Tame's first F-28, named Ciudad de Loja overran runway 35 while trying to depart to Tulcán. There were no serious injuries nor any lives lost, but the airplane was written off. Photo was taken the same morning, about an hour after the accident when passengers and crew were secured. Scanned from my 35mm collection.

HC-BMD, named "Ciudad de Loja" was delivered to Tame on December 1985 to fly the routes to Loja / Catamayo. This airport has a very challenging approach between mountains and required a smaller, more agile plane. The plane was written off during a rejected takeoff on January 17, 2003. It was later painted white and stored at the Mariscal Sucre air force base in Quito. It apparently was scrapped when the old airport shut down. Former registration PH-ZCH.

Tame's second Embraer 190 was delivered on December 2007 and named "Ciudad de Loja". It remained in the fleet until Tame went out of business in 2020.

Tame's third and last F28 was delivered on December 2003 as a replacement to HC-BMD which had been written off earlier that same year. It wore Tame's brand new livery and the same name as HC-BMD (Ciudad de Loja). It was retired from use in 2006 and stored at the Mariscal Sucre air force base until the old airport shut down and the plane was scrapped.