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Sunk in the year of 2007, an YS-11, this airplane belonged to the former local airline "Air Aruba", the name of the plane was Trupial which is the name of a local bird. After the airline went bankrupt local dive shop owner requested, planed and accomplished the sinking of this plane for recreational diving. It is in a take off position. The nose is at 55 feet and it goes down to 85 feet where the tail is. Penetration is possible with a Wreck Specialty.
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