Livery of the Week

ACMI operator German Airways, the second-oldest airline in Germany, last April announced the total rebranding of its fleet and showcased its new livery.

This brand-new design showcases the number “50” portrayed, blending together two legendary creatures – China’s dragon and Thailand’s naga.

Since launching operations in 2022, Norse Atlantic Airways has stood out on the ramp with a livery that feels both modern and rooted in heritage.

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.

Over the years, it has been featured on aircraft ranging from a Czech Airlines ATR-42 to a China Airlines Boeing 747-400.

Lufthansa-owned Swiss International Air Lines has recently expanded its long-haul fleet with the introduction of a new aircraft type.

Starlux Airlines, a Taiwanese carrier, has rapidly established a reputation for its premium service and cohesive brand aesthetic since its launch in 2020.

Before merging with US Airways in 2005, America West Airlines stood out in the skies with a distinctive livery with odes to its Southwest roots.

Thai AirAsia, the Bangkok-based airline controlled by the Malaysian multinational conglomerate AirAsia, has unveiled its latest aircraft livery.

China Southern’s aircraft are distinguished by a livery that prominently features a red kapok flower on a deep blue tail fin.