Livery of the Week

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.

TAP Air Portugal, the flag carrier of Portugal, has sported a series of distinctive liveries throughout its long history.

In what the airline described as a “twist” on its regular livery, two Air Canada Airbus A320-200s feature an all-black livery.

The match made in the skies between aircraft liveries and Walt Disney-themed characters is adding a new element this week.

The updated design marks the first major visual overhaul for the carrier in decades and reflects ongoing efforts to reposition the airline for growth.

Princess Tiana, the character from Disney’s animated movie “The Princess and the Frog,” has inspired the new Disney-based livery by Alaska.

This lone star serves as the central emblem, directly referencing the “Lone Star State” nickname of Texas, Southwest’s home.