Livery of the Week: AirAsia Celebrates Chinese-Thai Diplomatic Anniversary
This brand-new design showcases the number “50” portrayed, blending together two legendary creatures – China’s dragon and Thailand’s naga.
This brand-new design showcases the number “50” portrayed, blending together two legendary creatures – China’s dragon and Thailand’s naga.
Qatar Airways has become one of the most recognized brands worldwide, also thanks to its multiple sponsorships at some of the most high-profile sporting teams.
Lufthansa-owned Swiss International Air Lines has recently expanded its long-haul fleet with the introduction of a new aircraft type.
Thai AirAsia, the Bangkok-based airline controlled by the Malaysian multinational conglomerate AirAsia, has unveiled its latest aircraft livery.
The match made in the skies between aircraft liveries and Walt Disney-themed characters is adding a new element this week.
Taiwanese carrier EVA Air is rolling out a new platform to help corporate clients manage their rewards points and get access to benefits.
Princess Tiana, the character from Disney’s animated movie “The Princess and the Frog,” has inspired the new Disney-based livery by Alaska.
This is the seventh destination in the U.S. served by EVA Air after Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, and Seattle.
In March 2025, ten years later, the airline presented to the world the latest addition to the livery collection: Atomium.
To celebrate the event, the carrier from Central America painted one of its Boeing 737-800 aircraft in a special livery.