Livery of the Week

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.

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.

The “Heart” livery was part of a broader brand refresh, which included updates to Southwest’s airport signage, digital platforms, and employee uniforms.

Caribbean Airlines has undergone a notable evolution in its visual identity, particularly concerning its aircraft livery.

Earlier this week, South Korean flag carrier Korean Air revealed a new livery and corporate identity that will debut throughout the company.

JetBlue has launched a new special aircraft livery featuring characters from Nintendo’s Super Mario franchise on an A320.

Anime and science fiction series are an important part of Japanese culture and their most popular characters have been regularly featured.

The sunburst, a signature element, incorporates a gradient of orange and yellow, evoking a sense of warmth and leisure travel.