Livery of the Week

The Doha-based carrier’s burgundy oryx has remained at the center of its fleet identity for two decades.

The British carrier’s red tail, metallic accents, and distinctive nose art have evolved alongside the airline for more than four decades.

The carrier’s blue-and-gold design has remained remarkably consistent through more than five decades of fleet changes.

The island nation’s flag carrier combines a colorful tail emblem with a clean white fuselage and distinctive blue underbelly.

One of commercial aviation’s oldest airline logos remains the centerpiece of the Polish flag carrier’s fleet.

The Colombian flag carrier’s modern design reflects one of the oldest airline brands still in operation.

The Croatian flag carrier’s updated design places one of the country’s most recognizable national symbols at the forefront of its fleet.

The special centennial design features an oversized white crane against dark blue.

The East African carrier’s colorful tail draws inspiration from one of Rwanda’s national symbols.

The flag carrier’s iconic bird emblem has remained a fixture of its identity for more than five decades.