Livery of the Week

In stark contrast to the blue and green shades painted on most of its fleet, Horizon Air’s retrojet bears its bold original livery.

These designs have evolved over time, reflecting both modern aesthetics and the rich history of the Tata Group’s involvement in aviation.

While subtle updates have been implemented over the years, the core elements have remained consistent, contributing to the airline’s strong brand identity.

The Latvian national airline delivered on a community contest sourced livery for its 50th plane. The uniquely painted aircraft will soon join the fleet.

Air New Zealand, the flag carrier airline of New Zealand, has a history of creating unique and eye-catching aircraft liveries.

Not only does the airline have different tailfins and liveries across its entire fleet, but it has a whole host of special paint jobs.

The national carrier of Vietnam utilizes a distinctive livery that reflects both the country’s cultural heritage and its aspirations for the future.

The animal designs are typically rather large and colorful, making Frontier’s fleet easily recognizable among travelers and aviation enthusiasts.

One of Qantas’ Boeing 737-800 aircraft (registered as VH-VZX) has been nicknamed “Roo-dolph” for the upcoming holiday season.

The airline’s signature blue and white color scheme is instantly recognizable, reflecting the colors of the Israeli flag.